Hi,
you can never delete the DOMNodes. You can call release on them to
make the memory they are using be recycled. The memory from the DOMNodes
is owned by the document. When you delete the document the memory from the
nodes is freed.
Gareth
On 25 Jan 2003, Colin Paul Adams wrote:
> >>>>> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Tinny> In the meantime may be you can check why the "local_file"
> Tinny> is not destroyed in your Eiffel program.
>
> Colin> Oh, I know why that is. I've been putting off facing up to
> Colin> analysing how to deal with when to destroy objects (project
> Colin> is still beta). I guess now is the time.
>
> So that was easily fixed.
>
> What I am not clear about, is when it is safe to delete the nodes in a
> DOMDocument structure. Do these all have to be deleted individually,
> or does deleting the owning DOMDocument or DOMDocumentFragment
> suffice? Does it make a difference if the document is created by a
> DOMBuilder or by a call to createDocument?
>
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