I have the following bit of code
private func addRunLoopObserverForSaving() {
var _self = self
withUnsafeMutablePointer(&_self) { (pSelf) -> Void in
var observerContext = CFRunLoopObserverContext(
version: 0,
info: pSelf,
retain: nil,
release: nil,
copyDescription: nil)
withUnsafeMutablePointer(&observerContext, { (pObserverContext) -> Void in
let observer = CFRunLoopObserverCreate(
kCFAllocatorDefault,
CFRunLoopActivity.BeforeTimers.rawValue,
true,
0,
{ (observer, activity, context) -> Void in
guard context != nil else { return }
let pObserverContext = UnsafeMutablePointer<CFRunLoopObserverContext>(context)
let pGraphsModel = UnsafeMutablePointer<GraphsModel>(pObserverContext.memory.info)
let z = pGraphsModel.memory
...
},
pObserverContext
)
CFRunLoopAddObserver(CFRunLoopGetCurrent(), observer, kCFRunLoopDefaultMode)
})
}
}
For some reasons, line z = pGraphsModel.memory
always give me a EXC_BAD_ACCESS
. I am not sure if I am using UnsafeMutablePointer
correctly when retrieving the stored value. Any thoughts are appreciated!
PS. This happened on XCode 7 beta5.
Fixed it myself, it turned out context
in the callback is actually the observer context's info
member. So instead of:
let pObserverContext = UnsafeMutablePointer<CFRunLoopObserverContext>(context)
let pGraphsModel = UnsafeMutablePointer<GraphsModel>(pObserverContext.memory.info)
let z = pGraphsModel.memory
...
It should simply be
let pGraphsModel = UnsafeMutablePointer<GraphsModel>(context)
let z = pGraphsModel.memory
...