Hi all,
suppose I use some dialog object to give user the option to create and adjust some parameter-object. This object is created by that dialog in the load-event and adjusted by various buttons and input boxes.
When dialog is closed that object is used in further code logic.
[code]
someObject x = null;
someDlg dlg = new someDlg( someParameters );
if( dlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK )
{
x = dlg.SomeObj;
}
[/code]
now that x is referencing the dialog object, what happens to the memory allocated by dialog and all it
Comments
Jonathan
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the sample is of course not complete, x is pointing to the dialog.object but is part of some other object. So what I