athen---introduction-to-the-texteditor.md

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-For a java developer it seems that we always reuse our color variable, however **ALWAYS, WHENEVER* we create an object with ```new``` the OS reserves the memory space! So make sure to always call ```dispose()``` on system resources before allocating a new one!
+For a java developer it seems that we always reuse our color variable, however **ALWAYS, WHENEVER** we create an object with ```new``` the OS reserves the memory space! So make sure to always call ```dispose()``` on system resources before allocating a new one!
 
 ```java
 		Color colorWhite = null;
@@ -235,3 +235,16 @@ For a java developer it seems that we always reuse our color variable, however *
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+
+Coming back to our initial problem, keeping in mind what we just learned, we need a way to get rid of our remaining resources, once the widget gets destroyed. For this purpose we register a dispose listener.
+
+```java
+		// add a dispose listener
+		this.addDisposeListener((DisposeEvent e) -> {
+			// dispose the color of the selection
+			colorSelection.dispose();
+		});
+```
+During this view we store a color that we use to display the selection of text, this handler assures that this resource is not lost!
+
+To be continued...
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