Ryan,
You are correct. I hadn't tested it with objects. The property remains,
but the object goes away. :( I just played around with trying to trick
it using arrays, but nogo. If our objects had toString() and decode()
methods like Java does (which they could if you want to code them), you
could store your objects as string values in a property and bring them
back after the clear all. Hmm, actually, I guess you could use
ObjectToXML() and XMLtoObject() for that. Didn't Rick Strahl create
those?
J. Chad Bourque, MCP
Fort=E9 Incorporated
chad (at) teche DO.T net=20
> -----Original Message-----
> From: profox-admin@leafe.com [mailto:profox-admin (at) leafe DO.T com]=20
> On Behalf Of Ryan Katri
>=20
> My testing shows that although the properties attached to=20
> _screen still
> exist after a CLEAR ALL, any objects those properties might=20
> reference are
> still cleared out (set to NULL).=20
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