At 08:48 10/11/99 +1100, you wrote:
>P,
>
>Given TForm1, TForm2 (TForm1 is the main form and TForm2 is NOT
>automatically created) with the following code:
>
>Instance1:
>
>No code in form2 and the following works as expected. Form2 is shown,
>closed.
>
>procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
>begin
> try
> Application.CreateForm(TForm2, Form2);
> Form2.Show;
> Sleep(2000);
> Form2.Close;
> Sleep(2000);
> //ShowMessage('Hello');
> Form2.Caption := 'I was never freed';
> Form2.Show;
> except
> on E : Exception do
> ShowMessage(E.Message);
> end;
>end;
FormClose doesn't free Form, FormDestroy does.
But FormDestroy of Form2 won't be called before you set Form2.caption
unless Application.Processmessage has been called. 'ShowMessage' calls
Application.ProcessMessages, so it'll raise access violation.
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