MM docs (for D8) warn that the commands member.erase() and
member.duplicate(), if used at run time, may lead to memory problems. I
suppose this is because when members are erased(), the memory space they
occupy is not released.
I'm using both commands for storing user's work at run time (creating text
members). I check baMemoryInfo("max block") to warn the user about
potential memory problems. Is that the best I can do (other than trying to
save the user's work in rtf-formatted text files or something)? Or is there
a safer way to duplicate and erase cast text members?
Thanks!
Slava
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