I want to send a string from one class to the other:
1) In class1, I add a property to hold the string:
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *str;
2) and a method to send back a string:
-(NSString *)sendBackStr:(NSString *)strURL
{
NSString *str = [[NSString alloc] stringWithString:strURL];
return str;
}
3) In class2, I add a property to hold the received string:
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *returnStr;
4) and the following code:
Class1 *c1 = [[Class1 alloc] init];
returnStr = [c1 sendBackStr:@"URL"];
But the program stops at returnStr = [c1 sendBackStr:@"URL"]; Any ideas about what's wrong with it?
stringWithString is a class method returning an autoreleased string. You should be calling it like this:
myProperty = [NSString stringWithString:strURL];
Here I assume your property does a copy, to increment the retain count on the autoreleased string that's returned from the stringWithString method. (Objects returned from alloc calls have a retain count of one and are not autoreleased.) It's more usual to give strings the copy property rather than the retain one - you usually just want your own copy of a string, not a shared reference to a string owned by someone else.
What I also can't understand is why you've written the code like this, unless it's just an example. In class 2, all you need to do is write
returnStr = [NSString stringWithString:@"URL"];