On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 11:23 PM, ViktorKrescvohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> what about normal arrays, and thank you very much
Everything you allocate is garbage-collected. Arrays, AAs, classes -
_everything_.
BCS Wrote:
> Reply to ViktorKrescvohn,
>
> > i have a function that re-use same associative array over and over
> > within a loop. and i release the array with 'null' afther each loop,
> > will that be a problem of meamory leak after few thousands loop.
> > sample function as below:
> >
> > void
Reply to ViktorKrescvohn,
i have a function that re-use same associative array over and over
within a loop. and i release the array with 'null' afther each loop,
will that be a problem of meamory leak after few thousands loop.
sample function as below:
void[] [char[]] dict;
void[] [char[]] temp
i have a function that re-use same associative array over and over within a
loop. and i release the array with 'null' afther each loop, will that be a
problem of meamory leak after few thousands loop. sample function as below:
void[] [char[]] dict;
void[] [char[]] temp;
function test()
{
for
llee schrieb:
> Is it possible to inherit from a nested class from outside of the enclosing
> class? For example:
>
> class A
> {
> class B { int x; }
> }
>
> class C : B
> {
> int get () { return x; }
> }
>
>
It should work if B is a static class and you refer to it with A.B .
cla
Reply to llee,
Is it possible to inherit from a nested class from outside of the
enclosing class? For example:
class A
{
class B { int x; }
}
class C : B
{
int get () { return x; }
}
no, sorry
that wouldn't work well anyway as the binding to A might get tricky
OTOH this would be really nice
Is it possible to inherit from a nested class from outside of the enclosing
class? For example:
class A
{
class B { int x; }
}
class C : B
{
int get () { return x; }
}
