Hopefully your code is:
updateComplete=this.callLater(setVerticalScrollBarMethod);
Depending on what that code does, it might use a bunch of memory, but if it
gets freed later, it isn't a leak. The profiler will help you determine if
there really is a leak.
Alex Harui
Flex SDK Developer
Adobe
Yes, am using the same line of code.
updateComplete=this.callLater(setVerticalPosition);
private function setVerticalPosition():void{
productsGrid.verticalScrollPosition =
getVerScrollPos(productsGrid.selectedItems);//which returns an int.
}
Now when I use profiler to see the memory
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Are you saying that afterwards the memory number does not drop back down even
after you force a garbage collection using the profiler
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leak.
Are you
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Selection is fine, as you said, can be done easily.
But I do need UI and event framework
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