What is a NSPathStore2?

xcode debugging nsstring allocation
CalixJumi picture CalixJumi · Sep 1, 2011 · Viewed 7.9k times · Source

All that I know is this:

  • Its private
  • Its created somehow cause of strings trying to do Path related things

I mean, if they are private and still my app is telling me that NSPathStore2 is interfering, I need to know why. I just want to understand why a release of NSPathStore2 is making my app crash.

Answer

Franci Penov picture Franci Penov · Sep 3, 2011

NSPathStore2 is a subclass of NSString, used when creating strings that contain paths. For all intents and purposes, you should treat it as a NSString.

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