Hello out there, I have a problem following the 'next' chain of an object hierarchy. More precisely: When destroying an object I destroy each of its children as well as all the objects it has acquired. So far so good - I can even follow (via 'puts') all destructor calls. But then an already destroyed object wants to destroy itself again although I have seen already its destructor message. In the stack trace I only see a chain like <some command>
. . . <some other command>
The '.' being presumeably the 'next' calls. Question: Is there a way to find out whose 'next' call is hiding behind those '.' messages? Any help or idea will be greatly appreciated Helmut