> >> I have a program that creates memory handles for modifying text fields.
> >> ... Do I then need to do a MemHandleFree?
>
> > If you're using FldSetTextHandle() you must not release the memory!
> > See API Docs under FldSetTextHandle() for more details.
>
> Fields manage their own memory including cleanup on form closing.
> But fields do NOT clean up old memory if you're putting in new memory.
> You have to get the old memory before putting in the new, and then clean
> up the old memory after.
how about this: :)
---
new_handle = MemHandleNew(size);
{
Handle old_handle = FldGetTextHandle(fld);
FldSetTextHandle(fld, new_handle);
// do the form
FldSetTextHandle(fld, old_handle);
}
MemHandleFree(new_handle);
---
it does the same thing :) however it makes your code look cleaner
as you can match the New with the Free within your code :)
i will now fix my code :)) thanks for pointing this out :) i assume
the same applies for Lists :) nice little memory leaks :)
az.
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