Dear Jonathan,
> Hello skar,
>
>
> you guess you mean Object.dispose() and delete? Widget.destroy() removes
> this widget from its parent and disposes it.
>
> Object.dispose() removes the object from the object registry and removes all
> event listeners on this object and tries to remove as much other references
> (DOM) as possible. delete just removes the reference of the object so that
> the garbage collector can free the memory this object had used. The entry in
> the registry as well as all references will still be there!
>
> Please do always use dispose() if you want to get rid of widgets.
>   
Ok, will always call on dispose, whenever I don't want an object to 
linger anymore :)

cheers,
skar.

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