On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 5:23 PM, Leonti Bielski prishe...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I'm developing an application for Openmoko phone in python-elementary.
It uses a lot of buttons (and I mean a lot - maybe even excessively :) ).
A lot of them I will not need during the flow of my application. How
do I destroy them for good?
I just hide object that I don't need for now with hide() function.
Right now memory losses are just crazy - when I start my app it eats
around 8 mb, but by the end around 40 mb and counting...
Is there any function like destroy() for an object? Or any other
implementation allowing me to get rid of an object to freem the
memory?
I have not looked at python-elementary bindings yet, but I'd say if it
is done correctly you should do as with regular evas objects: call
obj.delete()
Please note that both elementary and its python bindings are in early
stage, so they might have bugs. That is, don trust them and always
debug both parts!
Regards,
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