I tried recreating the project from scratch and copying my old fields onto
a new form in constructor. I got the same results. So I recreated the
project again and redrew the fields in constructor a few at a time and it
worked. Apparently it's something about what I did in Constructor or maybe
a bug in Constructor. Thanks for all your help.
regards,
Dave Mottorn
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Avilla,
Dane
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 12:05 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Fussy Routine
>
> I just tried your suggestion (MemHandleResize) and it
> didn't work. Thanks
> for the speedy reply.
>
> regards,
>
> Dave Mottorn
>
>
Unfortunately, I think you've got something else going on . . .
I took your UpdateFieldTm() function and pasted it into a new CW project.
Then, in MainFormInit I pasted your
CurrentSeconds = TimGetSeconds();
TimSecondsToDateTime(CurrentSeconds, &CurrentTime);
UpdateFieldTm((int) CurrentTime.month,
MainTodaymmField);
UpdateFieldTm((int) CurrentTime.day,
MainTodayddField);
UpdateFieldTm((int) CurrentTime.year,
MainTodayyyField);
test code (with appropriate variable definitions :). I added the three
fields to the main form and also a button. When the button is pressed,
MainFormInit is called in the ctlSelectEvent handler.
I can press the button as many times as I want and don't get any crashes,
and from what I can see, there aren't any memory leaks.
Try to isolate this code outside of your app. I think your app might be
trashing memory between the first time you call UpdateFieldTm on these
fields, and the second time you call UpdateFieldTm when refreshing the
fields.
Cheers,
-DGA
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