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Deinitialization
Deinitialization
is an option for
Dynamic
,
DynamicModule
,
Manipulate
, and related constructs that specifies an expression to be evaluated when the construct can no longer be displayed or used.
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The typical usage is
Deinitialization:>
expr
.
Deinitialization
is typically done when the cell containing a construct is deleted, or when the notebook containing it is closed.
Deinitialization
will never be performed unless initialization has previously been performed.
Deinitialization
may be delayed if, for example, a construct appears in an invisible location such as the clipboard.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(3)
Choose a color and create the colored disk when the window is closed:
Temporarily change the background of a notebook:
Track and display how long a window was viewed:
Choose a color and create the colored disk when the window is closed:
In[1]:=
Temporarily change the background of a notebook:
In[1]:=
Track and display how long a window was viewed:
In[1]:=
Scope
(2)
Track the mouse position while the window is open and display a plot when it is closed:
Temporarily change the notebook font size setting:
Neat Examples
(1)
Display the current time and create a graphical representation when the window is closed:
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Initialization
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