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Mr Uwe
Thanks. When we set xbrowse's font with the statement oBrw:SetFont( oFont ), the font is not released.
But if we assign font to browse in the command syntax
REDEFINE XBROWSE .... FONT oFont, the font is properly released.

We need to find a proper fix for releasing the font when set by oBrw:SetFont()

May I also know if you faced such a problem with brushes? If so can you post a small sample code?

Hello.

Latest build still is not releasing all resources:


BMP,-268102622,TWINDOW:HANDLEEVENT(0)->_FWH(3443)->SHOWWINDOW(0)->TWINDOW:ACTIVATE(978)->MAIN(524)

Please provide a small sample program please

Mr. Rao,

I'm working on a all in one-solution, to test any control from Window or Dialog.
Easy to include any created new Control.
I still need a little bit time, because I have to collect different parts from my other Tools
for this new one.

Best Regards
Uwe

This sample reproduces non-release of font mentioned by Ukservice.

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#include "fivewin.ch"

function Main()

   local oWnd, oMenu

   FERASE( "checkres.txt" )

   MENU oMenu 2007
      MENUITEM "&Main"
      MENU
         MENUITEM "Quit" ACTION WndMain():End()
      ENDMENU
   ENDMENU

   DEFINE WINDOW oWnd MENU oMenu
   ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

   CHECKRES()

return nil
 

The bitmap created for menu 2007 (or 2010) is not released.
There is no issue with Menu without 2007/2010 clause.

This is yet to be fixed.

As a temporary workaround, this line fixes it:

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   ...
 
   ACTIVATE WINDOW oWnd

   oMenu:End()  // removes the unreleased menu bitmap !!!

   CHECKRES()

return nil

Thank you.

But why FWH does not liberate all resources before quit?.

John,

FWH releases all resources before exit, it just reports it and then removes all of them

A Solution, to test all Controls ( designed, to detect Painting-problems ).
Because very often, there is a Question for a Sample, to find a Solution of a Problem.
To make testing easier, I will place a Downloadlink with the full Source.
You don't need to define Window- or Dialog-brushes for testing.
There is a Main-window to create and select a Brush.
The Window includes a Ribbonbar and Explorerbar ( easy to add more ).
From the Main-window, You can select < DIALOG >.
This part includes a Main-dialog and 2 Child-dialogs.
The Background of the 2 Childs can be selected and defined from the Main-dialog.
You can switch between the 2 Childs.
The 2. Child-dialog is still empty, to include more Tests.

The 1. Child-dialog will include Tests of :
Buttonbar, TFolderEx,TFolder, Radio, Checkbox, Combobox, Say, Get and xBrowse.

You don't have to start every Time from Beginning, to create a Sample.
Just include the Test to the Window or 2. Child-dialog.







Best Regards
Uwe

Hi Uwe,

To make testing easier, I will place a Downloadlink with the full Source.

Where is "Downloadlink" ?

Regards,

Carlos Gallego

Carlos,
it is nearly finished ( still some Tests ) the Link will be included in a short time.

Testing transparent Controls on different Backgrounds ( problems on some Combinations ) :



Best Regards
Uwe