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Hi Experts,
How do I create a Delete method which frees the memory which is reserved (by means of the New keyword) for an object (of a home-made class) ? I am looking for the opposite of New. Set MyObject = New MyClass ' - reserve memory for the object and give me a pointer MyObject.Delete ' - remove the object from memory and set pointer to Nothing To set the pointer to Nothing is the easy (and last) part. Is there any instruction or function or API that removes the memory occupied by an object? I RTFM and STFW but couldn't find it. Sincerely, Lex |
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