I had the same problem.
In MyFormHandleEvent, this code doesn't cause any leak:
...
case frmCloseEvent:
// Some operations such save variables, or other things...
SaveMyVariables();
// Free memory for the form
frmP = FrmGetActiveForm();
FrmEraseForm(frmP);
FrmDeleteForm(frmP);
handled = true; // I actually handled the frmCloseEvent
break;
Instead, this code causes X leak:
case frmCloseEvent:
// Some operations such save variables, or other things...
SaveMyVariables();
handled = true; // I didn't handle the frmCloseEvent,
// but I'm going to tell to the system that I do it
break;
Last code causes X*n leaks if I open and close the form n times.
So I have to set handled = true only if I actually manage the event. Or instead
let handled = false if I don't call FrmEraseForm and FrmDeleteForm(frmP).
Letting handled = false tells to the Operating System to manage it for me.
Your problem may be similar to mine.
I hope this will be usefull for you.
Regards
Flavio Renga
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