| Problem: You used to call [NXColorWell deactivateAllWells] when you swapped out an inspector view, but it's no longer implemented, and you need a general solution that works even when you don't know the id's of all the color wells. Solution: Add this to your C routines, and call it instead with the contentView which holds the inspector's colorwells: void deactivateAllWells(NSView *view) { if ([view isKindOfClass:[NSColorWell class]]) [(NSColorWell *)view deactivate]; else { NSArray *subs = [view subviews]; int i = [subs count]; if (i) { while (i--) deactivateAllWells([subs objectAtIndex:i]); } } } Problem: App crashes when accessing a color Solution: Most of the NSColor methods are "+" factory methods - which means that they are autoreleased. Which really means that you should be making a copy of them in your IVARS which get set: - setColor:(NSColor *)newColor { [color release]; color = [newColor copyWithZone:[self zone]]; } |