[webkit-dev] how to destroy JSObjescts?
Iulian
iliescu.iulian at gmail.com
Wed Nov 26 01:23:04 PST 2008
This is not what i want. I just want to avoid memory leaks.
With JSGarbageCollect is a little better, but not perfect.
I'll try to explain my scenario, maybe this will help.
I extended GTKLauncher to provide aditional JavaScript objects.
Actually i create two objects:
One with JSObjectMake(), called myStaticObject, that has some static values
and a finalize function.
One with JSObjectMakeConstructor(), called myDynamicObject, that will be
used with new() and has initialize() and finalize() functions.
I start the GTKLauncher with a page that contains my JavaScript code, that
creates a myDynamicObject with new() and them i close the application.
With JSGarbageCollect() the finalize() function of myStaticObject gets
called, but the finalize() function of myDynamicObject doesn't get called.
Without JSGarbageCollect() no finalize() function gets called.
Iulian
Alexey Proskuryakov-4 wrote:
>
>
> Nov 26, 2008, в 10:47 AM, Iulian написал(а):
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>> The class definition of my object has initialize() and finalize().
>> When i load the page that contains "MyObject obj= new MyObject();" the
>> object is constructed and the initialize() is called. Unfortunatelly
>> this
>> object is never garbage collected (not even when the browser is
>> closed).
>> I tried putting JSObjectDeleteProperty but nothing changed.
>
>
> If you want to trigger garbage collection explicitly, you can use
> JSGarbageCollect function.
>
> - WBR, Alexey Proskuryakov
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