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bembulak wrote:

the only solution to compile nativly for 64 bit would be c++ with

No, there's more. www.lazarus.freepascal.org

Thanks for the tip. Lazarus has a nice editor and most of all, it's object oriented.

Geert

That's strange, in my case memory usage doen't go down when the window is closed. When I changed the delays to 200 like you did memory usage only increases with 4kB every 10 seconds.

It looks like I have a similar problem with 'Openlibrary' and 'CloseLibrary'. After calling 'CloseLibrary' only a ...

If this is the final answer than it makes things complicated. It means I will have to stress memory to check if memory is freed up as expected to make sure my code has no memory leaks. As a Terminal Server easily contains 10GB of memory the memory consumption of the application can grow enormously ...

Can someone explain why this code is leaking memory (according to 'Taskmanager')? (Running on Windows XP).


If OpenWindow(0, 100, 100, 100, 100, "")
Repeat
OpenWindow(1, 300, 200, 230, 150, "", #PB_Window_TitleBar, WindowID(0))
Delay(20)
CloseWindow(1)
Delay(20)
ForEver
EndIf

I would ...

Just found out that the Cr Cr Lf sequence is a 'soft linebreak', which is inserted when a line is broken because of wordwrapping. Looks like the workaround I was using, which is replacing the soft linebreaks with hard linebreaks, is the correct solution for my problem.

Geert

I noticed the sequence of two carriage return characters followed by a linefeed character is shown as a space character instead of line breaks in an EditorGadget. In a TextGadget the same sequence results in 3 line breaks.

Sample code:
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 150, 100, "", #PB_Window_SystemMenu ...

You have my vote for a Class/EndClass-structure!

First of all, no-one's obliged to use it, so you can keep programming in PB as before.

A class is a structure with embeded procedures, so if you understand how structures work it's a small step to classes. By the way, is the concept of classes more ...