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

[brandoom]

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.

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

[randem]

brandoom

What is CommandLineHelper? You never destroy it.

[brandoom]

I have tried to destroy it...


set CommandLineHelper = Nothing


It doesn't work

[randem]

brandoom

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

[brandoom]

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...

[randem]

brandoom

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

[honeybee]

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:

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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[brandoom]

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....

==================================

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?

Originally posted by randem
brandoom

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

[randem]

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...?????