SkinnablePopupContainer.open() - close() - increases System.privateMemory

Hi, see subject, i think I've cleaned up the popup i also did a test with a clean (empty) SkinnablePopupContainer. privateMemory goes up, not eyery time, so i think it can be destroyed but only sometimes opened and closed 10 times: System.privateMemory: 53784576

Re: SkinnablePopupContainer.open() - close() - increases System.privateMemory

Thanks, seems to work when i call gc() on close but i read that one shouldn't do that and as i understand it shouldn't be necessary because if it can be destroyed it will be destroyed but in fact calling it keeps memory down, not calling it increases memory Am 06.12.2013 09:35, schrieb

Re: SkinnablePopupContainer.open() - close() - increases System.privateMemory

Hi, seems to work when i call gc() on close You're assuming that memory is garbage collected frequently rather then when required and that may not be the case. You're better off using the Flash Profiler or Scout to check for memory leaks. There should be no need to call gc() in production

Re: SkinnablePopupContainer.open() - close() - increases System.privateMemory

ok, thanks I still got scout not working on phone (problem with flashdevelop) but for now i can say if gc() works, the component has no memory leak, right? Am 06.12.2013 10:36, schrieb Justin Mclean: Hi, seems to work when i call gc() on close You're assuming that memory is garbage

Re: error overriding mx_internal method setSelectedIndex()

Thanks Alex, what does that mean? (how to change the code?) I've never used mx_internal before... In doing more research I found this link: http://winxalex.blogspot.com/2012/06/override-mxinternal-function-error-1004.html which agrees with last entry in this link:

RE: error overriding mx_internal method setSelectedIndex()

It was changed around 4.10 [1] . The change to public enabled a common method between the listbase components and the grid/datagrid components. This change supported a new interface that implements a simple navigation that can be commonly used between those components [2]. No mx_internal

Re: error overriding mx_internal method setSelectedIndex()

Thanks so much Mark, for that great explanation. It really helps! - Original Message - From: Kessler CTR Mark J mark.kessler@usmc.mil To: users@flex.apache.org Sent: Friday, December 6, 2013 9:24:36 AM Subject: RE: error overriding mx_internal method setSelectedIndex() It was

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