Probably Safari on iPad. It seems to be specific for some comments. Maybe because some comment in that solution were deleted. The same issue occurs also with Edge browser. If a edit comment, in that solution, a bunch of editors are opened. Same thing with Internet Explorer 11. Same thing with Google Chrome 48. The problem really seems to be specific to some cases. In fact, it seems that the problem only occurs if I try to edit either a deleted comment or a comment after the deleted comment whatever the level. If we don't pay attention because other editor are below in the page, we can easily overwrite the wrong comment even from someone else... I just tried it again with 4 different browser and get the problem in each one. Try to edit any comment in Solution 3 from the first deleted comment and you should see the editor opened once for every comment starting at the deleted one until the last comment in that answer. I tried to find other questions with deleted comments (except last one on an answer) but it does not happen very often so at this point I was only able to reproduce the problem in that answer. Philippe Mori

Chris Maunder wrote: There is not enough traffic in each to justify splitting them. Hey Chris, In my opinion, that still does not justify combining two unrelated forums. Unless you rename the forum to "Everything else". Regards, Nish My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com You've gotta read this : Using lambdas - C++ vs. C# vs. C++/CX vs. C++/CLI

I have change how objects are destroyed and it seems to works fine... Now I start by destroying sub-object in FinalRelease and then releasing the FTM for that object. In my initial implementation (which was not working in some cases), the FTM was destroyed first (in FinalRelease) but sub-objects were destroyed only by the destructor (automatic objects are used). Also I now aggregate the FTM on demand for each of those object. Philippe Mori

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