Two different instances of the same class are confusing variables

Question

Hi,

Why do two different instances of the same class are using their variables as if they where static variables?

I do not want to synthesize those variables.

But without synthesizing- both instances refer to their variables as if they where the same one.

Any way to go around it?

Why is that so?

Thanks-

Nir.

Answer 1

By declaring the variables in the .m file (above the @implementation), you've declared global variables that are shared across instances.

Move the declarations to the .h file inside the @interface block.

@synthesize will only be needed if you also have the @property directive for the variables (unless you write getter/setter methods yourself).