🚀 go-pugleaf

On Wed, 02 Dec 1998 14:24:19 +0900, Arumugam <arumugam@kbo.mss.co.jp>
wrote:

>    When I close the frame, then all the objects related to that frame will
>gets deleted.
>    Am I right.?

No, closing the window does not cause the child objects to be deleted.

>    Eg., support if I did, X = new Frame();
>    Then after closing, in the mainframe if I did, X = null;

If you do X = null, then the old Frame is not immediately deleted (it
waits for garbage collection), but you no longer have any access to
it. So from the point of view of your program, it is essentially the
same as being deleted.

>    If the class definitions have already been loaded into the memory, then
>for the second time, when frame created, then it uses ONLY the definitions
>but not the values related to the FRAME.  Am I right.?

If I understand you, what you're saying is correct. Every time you
create a new Frame, it uses the default values for all of the fields
and objects within the Frame.

>    If that is right.?  Why when new Frame is created for the second time,
>it is not setting the initial value for the new frame.  ?

I don't understand this question. Can you give a simple code example
that demonstrates what you're saying?

-Steve