Please Help with this Code. My program is crashing when Unloading

I'm using a class module (in the zip file) called ctooltip.cls

I have no other declarations, other than this function and the code inside the class module. My program terminates fine when the function below doesn't get called, but when I start the program with a commandline parameter the program crashes on termination every time. I figure that something isn't getting destroyed or set to = nothing etc...

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

VB Code:

Private Function AnalyzeCommandLineParameters(cmd As String) As Boolean
    '======================================================
    '   Analyzes the CommandLine Parameters
    '======================================================
    
    On Error GoTo ERR
    
With New CommandLineHelper
    
    .CommandString = cmd
     
    If .HasParameter("-P") Then
        
            '// Do stuff here
        
    End If
    
End With
 
Exit Function
ERR:
    MsgBox "Error In AnalyzeCommandLineParameters!" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & ERR.Description, 64, App.Title
End Function

brandoom

What is CommandLineHelper? You never destroy it.

I have tried to destroy it...


set CommandLineHelper = Nothing


It doesn't work

brandoom

Let's try this again... What is CommandLineHelper?

Oops.. my bad.. I attached the wrong file..

Sorry, haven't slept in a long time.

It references the Class File that I'm attaching now...

Sorry...

brandoom

Try it this way. You definitely had a memory leak.

If CommandLineHelper is the name of the class, why not try to use an object variable instead of trying to directly manipulate the instance in the With statement? You could use a code like this:

VB Code:

Dim obj As CommandLineHelper
Set obj = New CommandLineHelper
With obj
'Your code here ...
'Your code here ...
End With
Set obj = Nothing

I think in the above code if you did miss the Set obj = Nothing, it wouldn't crash the program. But since you are trying to directly manipulate the new instance without assigning it to a variable, it might be crashing.

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Sorry guys, after I tried both of your solutions, I figured that something else must be happening.

I found that "m_col" was used in the class, and it was also being used in another module. I renamed the collection and everything worked fine.

I've been coding for a year, and that's the first time that I've had a global scope error.


Again, thanks for your time and fast response....

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I really appreciate your time, but it still isn't working for me.

I've implemented all your changes and double checked, but I still have the same problem.

Any other ideas?

Quote:

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Originally posted by randem
brandoom

Try it this way. You definitely had a memory leak.

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brandoom


Without seeing the rest of the code... it's just a shot in the dark. You definitely should change any code that you had to the code format I changed it to. but other than that...?????