Sound on a Button with certain settings will cause a Crash

Okay, with some modifications I ran into a Crash on Exit Bug!
This is when you have sounds active on a Button.
This will ONLY occur if you have that button call [ quit(); ] directly.

Heres an example:

In a GUI you have it set to profile with a sound.
That button calls [ quit(); ] as it's command. This causes an UnLink Object failure
as Sounds are Creating and Destroying themselves while quit() is trying destroy everything.

Setup to Create the Bug:

a Profile for a Button:

if(!isObject(GuiBitmapButtonProfile))   new GuiControlProfile ("GuiBitmapButtonProfile")
{
    opaque = false;
    border = false;
    mouseOverSelected = true;

   fontType = "Book Antiqua";
   fontSize = 24;
   fontCharset = CHINESEBIG5;

   fontColor = "0 0 0";
   fontColorHL = "255 255 0";
   fontColorNA = "0 0 0";
   fontColorSEL= "200 200 200";

   modal = true;
   justify = "center";
   autoSizeWidth = false;
   autoSizeHeight = false;
   returnTab = false;
   numbersOnly = false;
   cursorColor = "0 0 0 255";


    // sounds
    soundButtonOver = "AudioButtonOver";
    soundButtonDown = "AudioButtonDown";
};

The Gui Button that will cause the Crash problem...

new GuiBitmapButtonCtrl() {
         Profile = "guiRPGMenuButtonTextProfile";
         HorizSizing = "relative";
         VertSizing = "relative";
         position = "24 324";
         Extent = "170 70";
         MinExtent = "8 2";
         Visible = "1";
         Command = "quit();";
         tooltipprofile = "GuiToolTipProfile";
         tooltip = "Oops, get me outta here!";
         text = "Exit";
         groupNum = "-1";
         buttonType = "PushButton";
         bitmap = "data/ui/skins/MMOKITbutton";
      };

Hit that Button and it will have an invalid Object that points to nothing but falls through and
causes the crash. The invalid object is an AudioBuffer.

Simply change the [ Command = "quit();"; ] to [ Command = "schedule( 500, 0, "quit" );"; ]
and it exits nicely.

Theres alot more testing I could do, but I was able to narrow down the primary cause to calling
the [ quit(); ] function immediately. The sounds are created and destroyed as soon as they are
access, and it appears thta quit(); is stopping the sound functions from finishing it's work and thus
getting and Invalid pointer when it trys to clean up all objects..

I thought at first it was involved with the Font, but it doesn't matter if it is using the default font
or a different one. It all came down to the call for [ quit(); ].

Mythic