G grafsoft Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2022 #1 Hi, I need to change the text of one of the mypopup menu items. There is no such method. In general: What if I initialize a class (or another object) a second time? Is this OK or will it cause problems or excess memory use? Is there any "release"- or "destroy"- method I do not find? Thanks Last edited: Oct 11, 2022
Hi, I need to change the text of one of the mypopup menu items. There is no such method. In general: What if I initialize a class (or another object) a second time? Is this OK or will it cause problems or excess memory use? Is there any "release"- or "destroy"- method I do not find? Thanks
Solution toby Oct 11, 2022 1. Whenever you initialize a class, no matter how many time you've initialized earlier, you get a refresh instance of the class. 2. You don't need to call release or destroy; it's taken care of automatically.
1. Whenever you initialize a class, no matter how many time you've initialized earlier, you get a refresh instance of the class. 2. You don't need to call release or destroy; it's taken care of automatically.
toby Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 11, 2022 #2 1. Whenever you initialize a class, no matter how many time you've initialized earlier, you get a refresh instance of the class. 2. You don't need to call release or destroy; it's taken care of automatically. Upvote 0 Solution
1. Whenever you initialize a class, no matter how many time you've initialized earlier, you get a refresh instance of the class. 2. You don't need to call release or destroy; it's taken care of automatically.
