When connecting to the OnQuit Event, I do understand I can create a sub, named things like OnQuit. Here, I could do a bit of house cleaning for my app. But from what I can read in the Reference manual, it seems this event only does fire when WE as a total is closing down. Am I understanding it correct?
If so, is there a way for me to do house cleaning, even if a user turns off the app itself, but keeps WE running? Any Event that fires, when an app is stopped or being disabled? Another techie thing: Say my app is using 10Kb of memory for different objects and stuff. I try to be in a habit of always setting objects that are not in use to NOTHING. But imagine my app being poorly designed, not doing this kind of nullifying. If now the user stop the app - in the app manager - and then restart the app. Will the app be using the SAME physical 10kb of memory, or will it create allocations for new 10kb? I.e, if the app is stopped and restarted 100 times, will it still only allocate the same memory, or will there be a risk of memory usage building up? Hope this makes sense.
