[Gambas-user] Killing objects? Urgent

[Eilert]

Benoit Minisini schrieb:

>On Wednesday 21 December 2005 13:22, Eilert wrote:
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>>Benoit Minisini schrieb:
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>>>On Wednesday 21 December 2005 10:01, Eilert wrote:
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>>>>I think I've got it. This way, it uses the .Delete method of the
>>>>TextBoxes themselves. Only after that, the array is cleared:
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>>>>   FOR i = mTxt.Count - 1 TO 0 STEP -1
>>>>     mTxt[i].Delete
>>>>   NEXT
>>>>   mTxt.Clear
>>>>
>>>>This seems to do what I wanted - is it correct, or will it crash one day?
>>>>
>>>>Rolf
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>>>Clear() only clears the text inside the textbox. It is equivalent to do
>>>mTxt.Text = ""
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>>>But Delete() effectively destroys the control.
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>>>Wasn't the documentation clear ?
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>>>Regards,
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>>The documentation was clear, but I couldn't find how to kill the single
>>controls.
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>>What I tried first was just mTxt.Clear, which should clear the array but
>>did not kill the controls. But I didn't try mTxt[i].Clear as I clearly
>>saw the difference :-)
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>>So, is it ok the way it's shown above?
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>>Rolf
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>Yes!
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Ok, good to know :-)

The question now is: How do I catch events from these controls?

They do not exist at design time, so I have to find out where the event 
comes from and assign it to some SUB or FUNCTION...

Maybe I can do without, but if I had a chance to catch KeyPress and 
Click events of the input controls, this would help a lot.

Rolf