>The button also has some events tied to things such as key press and
>mouse click.
I have since changed this. I removed the event bindings and simply call the
code like so:
If oDialog.Execute() = 1 Then
SetAllText()
End If
Also, you hit the nail on the head. My macro uses a GLOBAL variable to hold a
reference to the dialog. What should I do to clean up when closing the
document? Or is this situation to be avoided altogether?
thanks
doug
>
>
> Douglas Staas wrote:
>
> >i'm reposting this question:
> >
> >What is meant by "provide for disposal when the document is closed"? Where
> >could I find this in the documentation?
> >
> >
> Well, where did you read this? It is not possible to answer without
> context. No wait, I just ran a GOOGLE search on the exact phrase and
> found this:
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg01793.html
>
> Next time, quote enough of the message to provide context.
>
> Here is the entire quote:
>
> Sounds like everything is being loaded into memory and not being released
> when
> you close your original document. Does your on Open Event macro provide for
> disposal when the document is closed ?
>
>
> One possible reading of this is that the open document has resources,
> such as graphics, or pointers, or some kind of internal structures. When
> the document is closed, Alex is wondering if all of the document's
> resources are released, deleted, freed, (no longer used). Kind of like
> what might happen if a program opened a file and then left the file
> opened. You could not create and use the file again, because it would
> already be listed as open.
>
> I have no idea where this would be in the documentation, because it
> would depens on the type of resourced that might be causing the problem.
> One possibility might be that your macro uses a GLOBAL variable to hold
> a reference to a dialog. The document closes, but eh global variable
> still exists and can therefore not be referenced again. If this were the
> case, then loading the Basic IDE might cause these resources to be released.
>
> This is, of course, all speculation on my part, espcially since I have
> not seen your macro.
>
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