C.O.F.F.E.E. - Closing a document

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On 31/10/2003 at 18:38, xxxxxxxx wrote:

User Information:
Cinema 4D Version:   8.207
Platform:   Windows ;
Language(s) :   C.O.F.F.E.E ;

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Since there's no Merge function in COFFEE, one is supposed to open new document and then copy/insert objects.
After inserting objects the new (temp) document is not needed anymore. Of course, a simple CloseDocument() function is also non-existent in COFFEE. So after studying the SDK I came to the conclusion that I can close a document by using:
GetActiveDocument()->Remove();
The above function makes the new document indeed disappear from the document list in Cinema - but it doesn't close it! Only after I manually change to the old document, the Remove()-ed document disappears.
So I guess that just using of Remove() to close a document might not be enough. I fear that it just gets deleted from the list while still being there and taking up memory.
I see thet there's also the Free() function. Is it also supposed to be used to complete closing of documents?
I'll be very grateful if someone could tel me more about closing documents in COFFEE - is the above method right and if it is, what is missing. If not, then maybe a short example or a direction to an example of how it is supposed to be done.
Thank you, take your time - I promise to be a good boy and patently wait for an answer this time :-))

Helper

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On 01/11/2003 at 04:12, xxxxxxxx wrote:

You can use the KillDocument() function:

    
    
    MyMenuPlugin::Execute(doc)  
    {  
      var fn = new(Filename);  
      fn->FileSelect("Select an obj file:", FALSE);  
      if (LoadDocument(fn))  
      {  
        var loadeddoc = GetActiveDocument();  
        KillDocument(loadeddoc);  
      }  
    }

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On 02/11/2003 at 10:37, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Mikael many thanks. I thought (god knows why - probably a BASIC syndrome) that KillDocument is for deleting files from disk and skipped it...
I see I have a long way to go...