Pascal, does your new API leak ?
:P
If it does, then good luck. If it doesn't, then I am ready to scratch my
dynAPI work for whatever comes out of your hands. I can live without the old
browsers, but not with the leak.
/Lazlo
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I tried to put it into the DynAPIObject unloadhandler at various positions.
It didn't seem to make any difference at my IE55 or IE6ß
/Lasse
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I just downloaded the newest DynAPI snapshot.
By trying out the samples it looks like that some of you guys managed to
almost plug the leak. Great!
All the simple samples don't leak anymore - and those who still do just
leaks a little.
However more complex samples like
dynapi.gui.scrollpane.htm
Damn! I thought you had a real cure for the leak.
Most applications create much less that 1000 layers. Even 100 seems like a
high number for a business application (like a pulldownmenu and a scrollbar
plus a couple of buttons).
I doubt that it is the minimum that IE wastes. There are lots of pag
If you could post your DynLayer I would be most grateful.
I am sure that the CVS will be grateful too. :P
/Lasse
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Eytan,
I have expirimented with the two lines that you posted, claiming that it
will fix the memory leak problem.
> obj = this.parent.elm.removeChild(this.elm);
> delete obj;
I have filled them in at every spot that i could imagine having anything to
do with finalization in DynAPI.
No luck. I s
I am not sure where to add those lines ..
Should they be in the DynAPI.unloadHandler ?
Or in the dynlayer ondelete event ?
/Lasse
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Sorry to be shouting a whining here ... but ..
Eytan Heidingsfeld said some time ago that he found a way to fix the IE
leak.
http://www.mail-archive.com/dynapi-dev%40lists.sourceforge.net/msg01797.html
I *really* want to get this fixed. But I want to base my work on others
work, so if we could p
Sounds good!
Will your changes make it into the CVS version ?
- or could you just post/mail me the code so I can expiriment with it myself
?
/Lasse
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Hi,
My mails has been disapairing into the void while we have been changing ISPs
the last couple of days.
So I have missed digest #270 through #282 (both included).
I was wondering if someone could forward me the digests from the period so I
can catch up.
The memory leak thread seems to have v
After several attempts I still can't produce a simple example where IE5.5
leaks without having DynAPI involved.
The create example leaks 200kb.
If you remove the DynAPI.document.addChild(myLayer) the leak stops.
I wonder what that could be ?
/Lasse
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I tried them too with my w2k ie55. I can't see any difference.
The test that creates object without destroying them leaked around 10-80kb
ram after creating 1 objects and hitting back.
That is so little that it might just be the history+cache in IE.
Can someone come up with an example of a le
Hi,
I am all with Pascal here. Redesigning DynAPI2 seems mad at this stage. The
API is pretty good as it is.
The only major problem at prevents it from beeing used at *every* page on
the web that uses dhtml is the fact that it is still leaking a lot of
memory.
Though you might think that it is n
More importantly than upfront performance:
Does it reduce the memory leak ?
If not then performance will be on a freight train to swap-land in no time
anyways.
My current DynAPI pages eat a meg or more pr. reload. It is not a big
problem at my 256mb machine. But just the thoughts of my clients
Hi,
I am new to DynAPI, but not to dhtml development in general, and I have been
trying your API out for a while. I tried DynAPI2 after I had some serious
unsolvable problems with dynacore and leaks in IE5.5.
It appears that you have the same problem as well. I would like to help
sorting them ou
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