KillTimer() has not been after destroying the CWnd.

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hi,

I have CView inherited class. After creating the window, I call SetTimer( ,
, NULL) to set a periodical timer. When the window is no longer need, I just
call DestroyWindow() to destroy the window but without calling KillTimer() to
kill timer. Is this code safe?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
lauch2.
 
Hallo lauch2!
I have CView inherited class. After creating the window, I call SetTimer( ,
, NULL) to set a periodical timer. When the window is no longer need, I just
call DestroyWindow() to destroy the window but without calling KillTimer() to
kill timer. Is this code safe?
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Yes! Timers are directly associated with the window and are destryoed
when the window is destroyed.
 
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