I'm in need of help

Hi i know BlitzMax kinda good but I have a lot of leaks and I was wondering if anyone here(more experienced) would wanth to help me on yahoo messenger...
I basicaly know more Blitz2d code and recently moved to BlitzMax(thats why I have the leaks)
Pls post a ID if you wanth to help me

Are you using Strict mode and declaring you variables like this?

Local myVariable:MyType = new MyType
Local myImage:TImage = LoadImage("...")

OR are you declaring them like this :-

Local myVariable = new MyType
Local myImage = LoadImage("...")

I do them like this:
Local myVariable = new MyType
Local myImage = LoadImage("...")

I can probably cure 99.99% of your leaks with one short sentence...

'Replace all your integer object handles with proper objects.'

So, don't do things like this...

Local image = loadImage("myimage.png")

Do this instead...

local image:TImage = LoadImage("myinage.png")

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Ok.

Are you calling Release() on those variables at any point?

When do don't declare the variable with it's proper type
ie. this :-
Local myImg = LoadImage("..")

instead of this:-
Local myImg:TImage = LoadImage("..")

.. you create what is called an integer reference to the object. That is, the variable myImg is Int (and not TImage). These references MUST be released with a call to Release() when you are done with them, or you get a leak.

However if you were to do this :-

Local myImg:TImage = LoadImage("...")

myImage is now automatically garbage collected when it is not longer in scope (you basically don't need to worry about it after you've created it).

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Cor blimey Yan! you out-typed me!
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Another reason to use proper types: They are much faster!

hm.. the topic was about anyone would wanth to give me and ID so that I might directly ask him/her somefin if I get in trouble...
pls....

Your decision.
However this forum has lots of people who could help you if you need help without the chance of that 'special someone' being busy when you need them.