I tried setting g=nil and it still doesn't print until I quit the
application. I also ran it in the IDE with a breakpoint at the g=nil
line to be sure it was executing properly. Are there other possible
causes?
Thanks, Bob Badger.
On Apr 28, 2005, at 8:44 AM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
At 8:42 AM -0500 4/28/05, Robert Badger wrote:
I suspected that something like this was the case. My problem now is
- how do I let go of the graphics object?
Let whatever references you have to it go out of scope, or if you
can't, then assign some other value (such as nil) to them.
I'm talking about the Graphics object to which you're doing your
drawing. You have this in some variable or property. That's what you
need to release (let go out of scope, or assign Nil to).
Best,
- Joe
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