Selecting a button from a toolbar, I would like to destroy all open windows
and start new. So a window opens and other windows can open from there and
are added to desktop manager.
So now a new button from toolbar is selected and I:
var win = desktop.getWindows();
for (var n = 0; n < win.length; n++)
{
//win[n].close();
win[n].destroy();
};
Destroying always exits the loop after one window. If I just use .close it
works or I get what I want, but obviously the next time a new toolbar button
is selected it iterates over more and more windows that I really do not wish
to be there. That part I understand, but what is happening with destroy?
Thanks for reading and helping.
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