I am new to GWT-Ext and not really a Javascript expert (well, know how
it looks like). I want to know how GWT EXT cleans up after itself.
When I do GWT programming, I make sure my widget are not referenced
once I am done with them (so the garbage collection can do its job -
and I hoping something like the Java one works in GWT). I don't want
to have leaks or dead areas sticking around as my GWT EXT app may run
for a long time and/or create and destroy many lists and pages. How
can I make sure, for instance, my dialog is closed and gone? All I can
do it show it and the hide it. In fact, I created a modal dialog and
did a (new MyDlg()).show() followed by another line, and I noticed the
other line ran at the same time the Dialog box was up (so, obviously
GWT EXT is not taking over the event queue - which makes sense - I
think). When the close button is pressed, I do a this.hide() to hide
it; does this mean the memory is released? No. How can I make sure it
is?

I thank you all in advance for any hints you can provide.

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