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Subject: Re: FLASH: kill off an object
From: Not In My Backyard!
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2000 12:24:31 +0100

Help/ActionScriptDictionary/html/05_de_i1.html

delete

Syntax

delete (reference);

Arguments

reference The name of variable or object to eliminate.

Description

Operator; destroys the object or variable specified as the reference,
and returns true if the object was successfully deleted; otherwise
returns false. This operator is useful for freeing up memory used by
scripts, although, delete is an operator, it is typically used as a
statement:


delete x;

The delete operator may fail and return false if the reference does
not exist, or may not be deleted. Predefined objects and properties,
and variables declared with var, may not be deleted.

Player

Flash 5 or later.

account = new Object();
account.name = 'Jon';
account.balance = 10000;
...
delete account;


-dale


>Hello
>
>Anyone know how to work delet an object of your own.
>
>
>
>onClipEvent (load) {
>
>myobj = new object(); -- create my object
>
>function func(){
>trace("pigg");
>}
>
>myobj.finc = func;}
>
>
>call my function
>
>myobj.finc(); -- prints "pigg"
>
>
>
>
>Fine, but once I've used my object how can I get rid of it?
>
>myobj = null or = 0 doesn't kill it off!!
>
>
>Also is it possible to assign a flash event handler (enterframe) to my obj?


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