Post by: Matt on April 24, 2002, 06:56:50 am
I did some more digging, and it looks like VB doesn't like this:
Public g_Interface As BusyBox.BusyBoxCtrl
Set g_Interface = Me
I think the problem is that Set(...) bumps the reference count to 2 (MJ is the first) so that when we release the control, the reference count is still at one, so it isn't destroyed.
Would it be possible to code around global references? Maybe a public GetInterface() function, or some type of pointer or non-reference counted Set(...)
Otherwise, we'll add a function "Terminate" (or similar) that MJ will call if it exists on exit.
Let us know...
-Matt
Post by: RhinoBanga on April 24, 2002, 12:14:08 pm
Unfortunately I still get crashes as my timers are still active when the app is exiting
Without a terminate function I can't turn them off.
Also other people may have things like files/sockets open and would like to terminate gracefully.
So we still do need a terminate function Matt.
Post by: Matt on April 24, 2002, 02:35:38 pm
void Terminate()
Hopefully it does the trick. Thanks for all the help.
-Matt
Post by: Nikolay on April 24, 2002, 07:54:33 pm
did you try build 8.0.257? Terminate function is in it.
Nikolay
Post by: RhinoBanga on April 24, 2002, 11:02:28 pm
