> I think so.
> Here is the code (snippet)
> ===============
> case AddNoteDoneButton:  //Save the data and leave the form
>  frm = FrmGetActiveForm();
>  wIDField=FrmGetObjectIndex(frm,AddNoteNoteField);
>  pCtlField=(FieldPtr) FrmGetObjectPtr(frm,wIDField);
>  FldCompactText(pCtlField);
>  textLen=FldGetTextLength(pCtlField);
>  if (FldGetTextLength(pCtlField)>0) // We can add a note since we have
> something
>   {
>   hText=FldGetTextHandle(pCtlField);
>   FldSetTextHandle(pCtlField,NULL);
>   pText=(CharPtr)MemHandleLock(hText);
>   addNote(pText,ADD_NOTE_NOTE );//inserts note into database
>   MemHandleUnlock(hText);

depending on the provenance of hText, you might need
     MemHandleFree(hText);

> //  FldFreeMemory( pCtlField );
>   }
>  FrmGotoForm(PalmLinkPatientNotesForm);
>  handled=true;
>  break;
> ==================
>
> Originally I did not have the line
> FldSetTextHandle(pCtlField,NULL);
> and adding the line:
> FldFreeMemory( pCtlField );
> would cause it to crash which is why it is commented out.
>
> In this example I only have one text field on the whole form.  (so it is
the
> simplest case)
> Thanks,
> Jim
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> "Philip Sheard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:40070@palm-dev-forum...
> >
> >
> > > I have a form where some editing occurs.  When the user presses the OK
> > > button the values are collected off the screen and saved in a
database.
> > > Then a gotoForm is called and when this form comes up it crases in the
> > forms
> > > open event.  In that event I have a variety of functions getting
called.
> > If
> > > I rearrange these functions It will crash in a different place.
>
> > >
> > > I am using global variables.  Am I over running my stack?  It seems to
> me
> > > that the functions are doing the correct things (because if I put the
> > order
> > > of execution differently the program does not crash in the same spot).
> I
> > am
> > > a little confused as to how the use of global variables affects my
stack
> > > size if any.  Does it?
> >
> > The error lies in the form being closed. Have you freed all the text
> > handles?
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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