Ken-
Interesting. So it would be possible to write an idle-time garbage
collection routine to delete from memory the stacks that show up in
the mainstacks but not in the openstacks...
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> This property controls whether or not the window owned by a stack is freed
> when the stack is closed. To provide best performance, stack windows are
> normally unmapped rather than destroyed. This property may be useful for
> those X servers with inadequate memory. This property is also
On 8/12/11 7:49 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Bill-
Friday, August 12, 2011, 1:25:49 PM, you wrote:
They sounds pretty similar to me. What is the difference and why
would I ever not want to have them either both on or both off for
substacks?
Boy, just when you think maybe you've learned some of thi
Bill-
Friday, August 12, 2011, 1:25:49 PM, you wrote:
> They sounds pretty similar to me. What is the difference and why
> would I ever not want to have them either both on or both off for
> substacks?
Boy, just when you think maybe you've learned some of this stuff,
something like this comes al
They sounds pretty similar to me. What is the difference and why would I ever
not want to have them either both on or both off for substacks?
Dictionary destroyWindow:
If a stack's destroyWindow property is set to true, closing the stack removes
the data structure maintaining that window.
Dicti
