Ohhh and I forgot, I would not even have suspected it if adding XX to
one of the font properties in the property browser had not added 2
bytes to the leak.
On 15.6.2006, at 22:27, Jonathan Johnson wrote:
On Jun 15, 2006, at 5:24 PM, Björn Eiríksson wrote:
Hello
I found that string properties with REALstandardGetter and
REALstandardSetter, defined like bellow will leak:
{"Font", "StartupLinuxFont", "String",
REALpropInvalidate,REALstandardGetter,REALstandardSetter,
FieldOffset(TableControlData, StartupLinuxFontName)},
In the Dispose Event of the control then the following is called:
REALUnlockString(me->StartupLinuxFontName);
And the following is called in the Init method of the control:
me->StartupLinuxFontName = REALBuildString("Geneva",6);
The property is not connected to anything else nor accessed or
touched in any other place.
Now why does it leak ? Is it a bug in REALbasic handling of
REALstandardSetter for REALstring ?
I doubt it's the latter -- that code hasn't changed in an extremely
long time (before I even started working here). Is your destructor
being called?
-Jon
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