On 2007.02.28, John Buckman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Therefore, I highly recommend adding a
> $doc delete
> to manually delete any tdom objects you create.
At AOL, the idiomatic code for handling tDOM often looks like this:
set doc [dom parse $xml]
if {[catch {
# ... do stuff with $doc
} err]} {
ns_log error $err
}
$doc delete
You have to "guarantee" that the [$doc delete] happens--if an uncaught
Tcl error stops execution and the [$doc delete] doesn't happen, you
leak.
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