> As it turns out, I found that I wasn't calling delete > after I used DOMString.transcode() - which I was calling > all over the place. > > Jim Pearson
Actually, you need to use delete[], not just delete. Isn't C++ wonderful? - irving -
> As it turns out, I found that I wasn't calling delete > after I used DOMString.transcode() - which I was calling > all over the place. > > Jim Pearson
Actually, you need to use delete[], not just delete. Isn't C++ wonderful? - irving -