K
Ken
During testing, I noticed that if I open a second form for
an app, let's say frmConfig from the initial form frmMain,
I can open the memory applet and see that "frmMain"
and "frmConfig" show up.
Through, experimentation, I noticed that it is possible to
close frmMain without closing frmConfig.
My question is, what are some guidelines for managing
forms in this way so that you do not have orphaned
subforms?
Is it preferrable to use panels instead and then hide and
show panels based on the current program state?
an app, let's say frmConfig from the initial form frmMain,
I can open the memory applet and see that "frmMain"
and "frmConfig" show up.
Through, experimentation, I noticed that it is possible to
close frmMain without closing frmConfig.
My question is, what are some guidelines for managing
forms in this way so that you do not have orphaned
subforms?
Is it preferrable to use panels instead and then hide and
show panels based on the current program state?