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Train journey in the attic
How long does a train journey remain in memory?
How long does a train journey remain in memory after it has ended?
I would like to use a macro that queries the current train journey after a delay to output a message.
Ending a train journey does not remove it from memory
Mr. Freiwald describes it in the forum:
A train journey remains in memory until it is removed from memory by the user using the Delete command.
- Ending a train journey does not remove it from memory.
Operations initiated during the ongoing train journey can still contain references to the still existing train journey, even if they are only executed after the train journey has ended.
- This isn't by accident.
- On the contrary, considerable investment was made to ensure this.
If it were otherwise, many things that make sense after a train journey could no longer be done.
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- -- Uslex (Diskussion) 09:51, 21. Dez. 2025 (UTC)
