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In article <1992Jul27.010436.1749@kakwa.ucs.ualberta.ca>  
gary@niagara.ucs.ualberta.ca (Gary Ritchie) writes:
> I'm loading a nib file into its own zone, so that I can later destroy the  
> zone and make everything go away.  I'm having a problem because the nib  
> file contains Windows, and the program has a segmentation fault shortly  
> after the zone is destroyed.
> 
> I remember glancing at an article in the spring NeXTworld magazine which  
> discussed how to deal with freeing zones which contain Windows, but I  
> don't have access to that particular issue anymore.
> 
> Could someone give me a quick summary on the steps necessary?

Grab the entire window list and iterate through it.  You can find all the  
windows you want by doing a [[windowList objectAt:count] zone] == ZoneToDie.

Something to note, though, NeXT puts icons and sounds in whatever zone was  
active when the tiff was loaded.  But future loadings will not reload the tiff,  
but point to the already existing tiff.  Therefore, if you kill a zone, you  
will kill tiffs that other zones point into.


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