Simple one...
I have a list-reference added to another list, and I delete the original list, yet the reference still exists?
you don't have a list reference -you have a dupl() - see below
What happens to list references when the list it is referencing is deleted? Is there any way to update these references so garbage collection can do its thing?
Here is an example... even though I set the value to be void, the sound still plays... still must have a reference to the member ~somewhere~
The Code: ------------------------------- sound(1).setPlaylist([])
myReg=[:] myReg[#one]=[:] myReg[#one][#member] = member("EndMusic2Loop","audio")
sound(1).queue(myReg[#one]) put sound(1).getPlaylist()
the playlist is not a referenced list.
When you load it up, it makes copies of what it needs (in this case a member reference).
hth -Buzz
myReg[#one][#member] = void myReg.deleteProp(#one) put myReg
put sound(1).getPlaylist()
sound(1).play() -------------------------------
------------------------------- Outputs: -- [[#member: (member 2 of castLib 8)]] -- [:] -- [[#member: <Void>]] -------------------------------
Spooky... Any suggestions?
Thanks, Mathew
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