In at least one snippet you pasted, you were doing >nsRefPtr<nsScriptLoadRequest> request; >request->mElement = aElement;
nsRefPtr points to null by default. Cheers, Josh On 04/05/2013 06:43 PM, jeremy.ral...@gmx.ch wrote:
It finally works now. I had to put my code BEFORE // Step 14. in the HTML5 spec nsresult rv = NS_OK; nsRefPtr<nsScriptLoadRequest> request; and everything was fine. However, I'd still like to understand why "request" gets dereferenced when my code stands below these lines. I just don't see it. And thanks for all the patient comments on my beginner's questions :-) Jeremy
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