In the sample code for Address.c (provided with the SDK), the custom table save data callback function is EditViewSaveRecordField(void * table, Int16 row, Int16); In that function, it attempts to call FldGetTextHandle() (line 2782) to get the field handle associated with the table cell. Now, in the documentation, the writeup for TableSaveDataFuncType() says that (I quote) "Note that the table manager already disassociates the memory handle from the text field for you so that the memory associated with your data is not freed when the field is freed." (page 426) I suppose the dissassociation was done with FldSetTextHandle(fld, NULL) somewhere in the table manager. Now, how can Address.c's EditViewSaveRecordField() do a FldGetTextHandle()? Wouldn't that return a NULL? At the end of the custom save callback function, a FldFreeMemory() is called. Can I call MemHandleFree() instead? In my table, the field is single line and editable, so I probably don't need the extra stuff that FldFreeMemory() provides. Am I missing something? One more thing, in the Address.c sample source, line 2925, a comment is made "Free the memory used for the field's text because the table suppresses it." How is the table mamager suppressing the memory? Thanks all! -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
