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Rich Wilkman wrote:
> 
> James:
> 
> I see that you have already been down that mobieus path <g>.
> 
> -Rich
> 
> James Rudnicki wrote:
> >
> > >I get the error message  "StackOverFlowError" whenever I instantiate two
> > >frames in each other.  What I mean is, I've got two frames: frame1 and
> > >frame2.  I instantiate frame1 in frame2 and instantiate frame2 in
> > >frame1.  This causes the error.  For some reason, it only lets me
> > >instantiate one-way, but not both ways.
> >
> > Ahh, the recursive stack death trick.  If you single step through the code
> > by hand, you will have great fun and quickly see what is going on: the
> > constructor for frame1 creates an instance of frame2 which creates an
> > instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in
> > turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own
> > instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in
> > turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own
> > instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in
> > turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own
> > instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own instance of frame1 which in
> > turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in turn creates its own
> > instance of frame1 which in turn creates its own instance of frame2 which in
> > turn creates its own instance of frame1...
> >
> > okay you get the idea.
> >
> > bye,
> > Jim.rudnicki@best.com


Thanks.  I see the light.

Dennis