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[yogesh_anand]

Does RWTValDlist<RWCString> takes space in memory?Do we need to call clear()[Clear() is destructor for them]

Do u have any idea that RWTValDlist occupy memory and if clear is not called then there will there be memory leak... ??

[yogesh_anand]

Does RWTValDlist<RWCString> takes space in memory?Do we need to call clear()[Clear() is destructor for them]

Do u have any idea that RWTValDlist occupy memory and if clear is not called then there will there be memory leak... ??

Operating Syatem:Sun Solaris 5.9.
language : C++

[vinothg]

When you create a object for the Dlist it certainly occupies the memory.

If i recall correctly the correct procedure to avoid memory leaks when using a Dlist is :

Delete the element with a pointer list and at the end, delete all the elements and the list with clearAndDestory

[yogesh_anand]

When you create a object for the Dlist it certainly occupies the memory.

If i recall correctly the correct procedure to avoid memory leaks when using a Dlist is :

Delete the element with a pointer list and at the end, delete all the elements and the list with clearAndDestory

Thanks for reply..
I have declared RWTValDlist <RWString> temp;
I checked all available public func. only clear() is available.

http://www.roguewave.com/support/docs/hppdocs///tlsref/rwtvaldlist.html#Public%20Member%20Functionsclear( )

But some one told me that once object RWTValDlist goes out of scope.its destrcutor will be called automactically.So thats why i have a doubt that if i do not call destrcutor then will there any leak or not?