Author: Michael Babcock
Posted: 2001-12-05 at 10:26:32
Hi Ed,
I realize that it wouldn't release if any instances were still in use, but
using DISPLAY MEMORY and DISPLAY OBJECTS, it showed that NO classes were still
in use=2E Given that nothing still live from the classlib, this gives credence
to Larry's perspective=2E
--Michael
>>> "ed@leafe=2Ecom" 12/05/01 10:10AM >>>
On Wednesday, December 5, 2001, at 09:33 AM, Michael Babcock wrote:
>> Bad news, Michael - CLEAR CLASSLIB does not seem to work reliably, if >> at
>> all=2E CLEAR ALL is the only way I have ever found (up to VFP6 SP%, at >>
least)
>> to clear classes from memory=2E
>
> I hope M$ fixed that in VFP7=2E Bummer! Thanks for the confirmation, >
Larry=2E
It's really not a bug=2E If there is even a single reference to an instance of
a class, CLEAR CLASS or CLEAR CLASSLIB will not remove the class definition
from memory=2E The reason CLEAR ALL works is that it removes all instances of
all classes, too=2E
You need to figure out why there are still instances of your class in
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