I am using ModuleLoader to load swf files in my application as follows:-
private
function loadModule(modulName:String):void {
moduleInfo = ModuleManager.getModule(modulName);
moduleInfo.addEventListener(ModuleEvent.READY, renderModule);
moduleInfo.addEventListener(ModuleEvent.ERROR, handleError);
moduleInfo.load();
}
private function renderModule(event:ModuleEvent):void{
moduleToBeLoaded = moduleInfo.factory.create()
as Module;
moduleToBeLoaded.width = containrOfTheModule.width;
moduleToBeLoaded.height = containrOfTheModule.height;
containrOfTheModule.addChild(moduleToBeLoaded);
}
The call to loadModule is made as follows:-
loadModule(
"SummaryApplication.swf");
So far so good. The problem is that when I unload a module, I don't think it is being unloaded properly since I cannot see the reduction in the memory usage. On the contrary what I am seeing is a continuous increase in the memory as these modules are loaded and unloaded. So if I continue switching between two swf files, the memory footprint continues to increase. Unload is as follows:-
private
{
if(null!=containrOfTheModule){
function unloadSWF():void
containrOfTheModule.removeAllChildren();
null;
trace("unloading"); }
if(null!=moduleInfo){
moduleInfo.unload();
}
}
Please advise how can I fix this?
