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If setting the length to zero does not clear out the objects in the array you have these invisible references that are just a pain to find.From: Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen
Garbage collection can only collect those objects which are not referenced from _anywhere_.
I thought I read somewhere that setting a value to null (in JavaScript) would allow memory to be reclaimed. But I'm less certain about arrays, where you might set its length to 0.
Good luck and have fun :)This is a frequent issue in Java too, where you cannot explicitly
tell an object to go away forever.
I think I got the problem under control by explicitly evoking the DOM removeEventListener() and removeChild() methods. But I'm going to keep an eye on it.
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