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Subject: Clear memory form compiled GUI application

From: Luca Cerone

Date: 13 May, 2008 15:17:18

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Hi,
how can I set up a callback for when I click on X button and
want to close my application???

I just would like to deallocate all the memory that my
program is using destroy classes and something like that...
like a big "clear all" for the whole of variables that have
been used.

How can I do that?
Ho can I set an handler for the standard X button? (it's
part of the main figure...)

Thank you very much in advance!
Best regards! -Luca

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