Re: [paragui-users] Problem deleting widget

[Andrew Ford]

In general, a widget's children are deleted when the
parent is deleted.  Assigning a widget to be the child
of another widget tranfers ownership of the child
widget.  Does this make sense with regards to your
program?

Andrew.

--- Sven Hazejager <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm having this problem with Paragui 1.0.2 under
> Win32 with VC6. In my 
> program, I instantiate a class "CityView" that
> extends PG_Window and 
> PG_EventObject. Inside CityView, a PG_Widget is
> declared and a couple of 
> PG_Buttons, with their parent objects set to the
> PG_Widget (so not 
> CityView directly). Now, in order to receive events
> from the buttons, I 
> had to use a PG_Button->SetEventObject (because
> eventButtonClick in 
> CityView doesn't work; apparently events are not
> passed to 
> grandparents). This works fine.
> 
> However, if I subsequently try to delete the
> CityView (either from 
> itself after handling a click event from the close
> button or through an 
> external "garbage collector"), I get an access
> violation on all the 
> PG_Buttons.
> 
> Is this a known bug? How do people in general delete
> Paragui widgets 
> when they're not needed anymore?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Sven
> 
> 
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