>>>>
>>>Calling Destroy() method directly (or release method directly) works?
>>>
>>>E.g. array[i].Destroy()
>>> array[i] = null
>>>
>>>?
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>>Calling Destroy() will not work, I assume.
>>
>>One possibility is to subclass Session, add a release method and call that - that may work - not tested
>>
>>

>>define class MySession as Session
>>
>>function Release()
>>  release m.this
>>endfunc
>>enddefine
>>

>
>
>I would not have thought to use m.this. What is that exactly? Obviously it's a memvar pointing to the object, I just didn't know one was created automatically.

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This is always there whenever an object is created

It just happens to work - do not ask me why