Erik,
it would be something like this:
var c:Clock = new Clock();
getTime()
setInterval(this , 'getTime' , 1000)
function getTime()
{
var tTime:Time = c.getElepasedTime()
trace(tTime.serialize())
delete tTime; // is this neccessary and if so, is tTime = null maybe
better ???
}
EECOLOR wrote:
Could you post the code that actualy calls these methods?
Greetz Erik
On 2/15/08, Jiri Heitlager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your reply Bob, it is for AS2. I read a lot of articles about
it and understand the general concept. That is why I post the question.
If I understood correctly the posted code should not leave any objects
unreferenced and therefor cleared for deleting.
But the memory goes up anyway. I tested it with only this two classes
instantiated and nothing else.
I am hoping somebody can take a look at the code I posted and give me
the reassurence that I am doing things correctly.
Jiri
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