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Guffa29-Nov-07 13:41
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The text editor control will be deleted when the form it belongs to is deleted.

As the code that you posted doesn't have anything to do with that, I assume that you are talking about the reference that you declare in the method.

A reference is not the object itself, it's only a pointer to the object. Assigning the text editor control to the variable doesn't create a copy of the control, it only make the reference point to it. When the reference goes away, the object itself still remains.

Local variables in a method are allocated on the stack when the method is called. When you return from the method, the stack is returned to it's previous state, and the local variables are gone.

Experience is the sum of all the mistakes you have done.

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