> obj1=liste->fl_form->first;
> {
> while(obj1->next!=NULL)
> {
> obj2=obj1->next;
> fl_delete_object(obj1);
> fl_free_object(obj1);
> obj1=obj2;
> }
> }
The problem is that you're deleting the innards of the Browser object
after you've deleted the Browser itself. The Browser is a composite
object, made up of sliders, buttons, and a text box. Deleting the
Browser automagically deletes the children. Since the children are
deleted, the pointer `obj2' points to an already deleted object. I
admit that the error message is somewhat deceptive (TC?) but
dereferencing pointers to freed objects is not kosher, anyhow.
while(obj1=liste->fl_form->first)
{
fl_delete_object(obj1);
fl_free_object(obj1);
}
will do what you want (though why you'd want to delete every object in
a Form, I confess, baffles me entirely).
spl
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