Hi, Philippe,
Can you supply a little more detail?
Philippe Oehler wrote:
>
> How Can I delete an instance of an object ?
>
In the simple case of something like
myword: make object! [...]
you can simply evaluate
myword: none
or any other expression that destroys the reference to the
object. However AFAIK the object isn't really eligible for
garbage collection until all references have gone away. If
you other references, then it's not yet garbage. For example,
foo: make object! [...]
gorp: make block! 10
loop 10 [
insert tail gorp make foo [...]
]
myword: first gorp
creates a situation in which evaluating either (one) of
myword: none
or
gorp: none
still leaves another reference to the first object created
from FOO.
Does that address your question, or am I missing something?
-jn-
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