It would be a long and bizzare post to explain how I found it, but, in a
nutshell...
I have a main app. I have 2 "wizard" forms which I always .ShowDialog so
they're modal.
Sometimes, Wizard B needs to be called from Wizard A. This is the only time
any wizard can call the other. This creates a situation where I have Wizard
A being shown as dialog over the main app, and Wizard B is being shown as
dialog over Wizard A.
If I start a session with Wizard A, and then repeatedly show Wizard B by
launching/cancelling it over and over, which performs a .Close() on Wizard B
every time, I will develop and cumulative performance degredation effect
that worsens each time I do this.
However, if I manually .Dispose() Wizard B after each canellation of it, the
performance/lag issue goes away. Why is that?
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Each iteration is creating a new instance of the called object. Disposing
of it will close the object and at some point the garbage collector will
take care of it. When you are "cancelling " any particular object it
actually exists in memory until it is disposed of.
"e" <e@e.com> wrote in message news:ZP******** ************@sp eakeasy.net... It would be a long and bizzare post to explain how I found it, but, in a
nutshell...
I have a main app. I have 2 "wizard" forms which I always .ShowDialog so
they're modal.
Sometimes, Wizard B needs to be called from Wizard A. This is the only
time any wizard can call the other. This creates a situation where I have
Wizard A being shown as dialog over the main app, and Wizard B is being shown as
dialog over Wizard A.
If I start a session with Wizard A, and then repeatedly show Wizard B by
launching/cancelling it over and over, which performs a .Close() on Wizard
B every time, I will develop and cumulative performance degredation effect
that worsens each time I do this.
However, if I manually .Dispose() Wizard B after each canellation of it,
the performance/lag issue goes away. Why is that?
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i am really f&*ckin angry
in this common pattern about dispose:
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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