I am trying to destroy dynamically created forms based on various user interactions. To do this, I am storing the pointer to each form in a TList and then trying to delete the TList objects one at a time when needed. The following are snippets of code for creation and deletion:

Application start code contains:

    OpenForms=new TList();

Form Creation code contains:

      newForm=new TForm(Owner);
      OpenForms->Add(newForm);

Form Deletion code contains:

  int i;
  TForm *fm;
  for(i=0;i<OpenForms->Count;i++)
  { fm=(TForm*)OpenForms->Items[i];
    fm->OnClose=NULL; //remove previous OnClose routines
    delete fm;
  }
  OpenForms->Clear();

I am receiving Access Violation errors. Does anybody have any ideas?

"Remy Lebeau [TeamB]" <gambi...@gte.net> wrote:

In the try..catch loop of WinMain.

It would help if you indicated WHERE it was throwing the exception.

Gambit

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Yes, sorry for not making that clearer before.  Use the de{*word*81} to narrow
the crash to the actual line that is causing it, if you can.

Gambit

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He means where in this block is it crashing

  int i;
  TForm *fm;
  for(i=0;i<OpenForms->Count;i++)
  { fm=(TForm*)OpenForms->Items[i];
    fm->OnClose=NULL; //remove previous OnClose routines
    delete fm;
  }
  OpenForms->Clear();

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