ios-starter | Cookiecutter and XcodeGen template for our iOS apps
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QUESTION
I am using the Here iOS SDK. I am attempting to add a label marker to my map.
According to the the documentation I can use a NMAMapMarker and set the title and textDescription properties. But these properties do not exist in the class header file. Is the documentation incorrect? How do I add a label marker?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-05 at 13:37The documentation you are referencing is for HERE Starter SDK. Indeed, it contains title and textDescription properties of NMAMapMarker.
For HERE Premium SDK documentation please follow the link.
Instead of NMAMapMarker, take a look at NMAMapOverlay
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My Question has to do with the sample code provided for Firebase. You can find it on Github or in the Documentation. Anyway, I don't really understand what the "deinit" on the database reference is doing. I read the deinit swift documentation here. I think I understand the purpose of using a deinit, but I'm not sure how it works in this case.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-20 at 20:44During initialization, your view controller adds a childAdded
observer to a given Firebase database node. The passed in closure would still be called even after the view controller was long gone (i.e., deallocated). Firebase keeps a strong reference to it (and a weak reference to your view controller, by the way). This unnecessary calling might not be a major issue (yet!), but it's wrong nevertheless.
The deinit
code prevents that from happening.
The deinitializer is called immediately before your view controller is deallocated. As such, it provides a nice place to remove that observer from the aforementioned database node. The observer (reference) is stored in the _refHandle
property.
By the way, you could simplify your observer removing code to:
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