Hi all,
On 4/12/07, John Ehresman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tony Nelson wrote:
> It is Reference Counting, and it is the standard way that
> Python has always reclaimed unused objects, even before there was Cyclic GC.
Every python
wrapper for a GObject derived instance is part of a cycle, so these
objects are not disposed of until the gc runs.
This may actually be the most plausible explanation for this... even
if we don't create cyclic references ourselves, the wrappers do.
cheers
--
Mario B.
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