| From: | Jack York |
| Date: | 30 Aug 2000 at 14:17:42 |
| Subject: | Re: Freeing list with Classact |
Hello Rod
On 30-Aug-00, Rod Schnell wrote:
> Well, I managed to duplicate your listbrowser problem tonight. ClassAct
Very glad to hear that. :)
> uses an internal memory for most gadgets, including listbrowser. I have to
> guess it's a global pool shared between all gadgets. However, there is a
> simple solution. Just use a seperate pool for each listbrowser with huge
> numbers of nodes. For example...
> while(i < last)
> {
> if(node = AllocListBrowserNode(2,
> LBNA_MemPool, pool, // This line does the trick
When I try this ^, I get and error message of undefined symbol. The docs
don't have this tag listed. Do I need to do something else to use it?
> Nothing needs to change in your ListBrowser creation or node freeing
> code, just create a pool and feed it's pointer to AllocListBrowserNode().
> ListBrowser will handle the rest.
So freeing the listbrowser will delete the pool too?
Jack