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John P. McGrath wrote:

> Arumugam <arumugam@kbo.mss.co.jp> wrote:
>
> > I have a static variable which is set to 1 initially and
> > while executing the program, if I change the value to 3
> > or 4, then while restarting, it hold the latest value...
> > but no the initial value..  Please let me know how to rest
> > the static value.
>
> It is not clear what you mean by "restarting".  If you restart the
> program the way that I would interpret it, all static variables would
> be assigned their initial values.
>
> My guess is that you are talking about making the frame invisible and
> then making it visible again.  In that case, members will not be
> reinitialized.  You will have to write the code that will set the
> variables back to the desired values.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> John P. McGrath
> <mcgrath@enter.net>
> <jpm@nscs.fast.net>

It was not  talking about restarting the program... but restarting the
frame (ONE more instance of the XFrame).
I have deleted the frame by calling  XFrame = null;
Again I am creating the frame by calling new XFrame.

Thanks and Regards

Arumugam

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B. Arumugam
Mitsubishi Space Software, JAPAN.
Phone ; +81-467-47-6708
E-Mail : arumugam@kbo.mss.co.jp



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John P. McGrath wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>Arumugam &lt;arumugam@kbo.mss.co.jp> wrote:

<P>> I have a static variable which is set to 1 initially and
<BR>> while executing the program, if I change the value to 3
<BR>> or 4, then while restarting, it hold the latest value...
<BR>> but no the initial value..&nbsp; Please let me know how to rest
<BR>> the static value.

<P>It is not clear what you mean by "restarting".&nbsp; If you restart
the
<BR>program the way that I would interpret it, all static variables would
<BR>be assigned their initial values.

<P>My guess is that you are talking about making the frame invisible and
<BR>then making it visible again.&nbsp; In that case, members will not
be
<BR>reinitialized.&nbsp; You will have to write the code that will set
the
<BR>variables back to the desired values.

<P>--
<BR>Regards,

<P>John P. McGrath
<BR>&lt;mcgrath@enter.net>
<BR>&lt;jpm@nscs.fast.net></BLOCKQUOTE>
It was not&nbsp; talking about restarting the program... but restarting
the frame (ONE more instance of the XFrame).
<BR>I&nbsp;have deleted the frame by calling&nbsp; XFrame = null;
<BR>Again I&nbsp;am creating the frame by calling new XFrame.

<P>Thanks and Regards

<P>Arumugam
<PRE>--&nbsp;
B. Arumugam
Mitsubishi Space Software, JAPAN.&nbsp;
Phone ; +81-467-47-6708
E-Mail : arumugam@kbo.mss.co.jp</PRE>
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