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04-17-2007
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| | Garbage collection and disposing resources Hi, Is GC and disposing supposed to be handled the same way with WPF objects as with normal .NET objects? I'm having with Image not freeing up the source file, but keeping it locked, even after setting Image.Source to null and deleting the frame where it resided and forcing the GC to collect. Is there a some other way we're supposed to do that now? |
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04-17-2007
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| | RE: Garbage collection and disposing resources Found out myself, that the BitmapImage which is the source needs to be created with CacheOptions set to OnLoad. Still very strange, that closing the object and forcing GC to collect didn't help. "JN1974" wrote: > Hi, > > Is GC and disposing supposed to be handled the same way with WPF objects as > with normal .NET objects? > > I'm having with Image not freeing up the source file, but keeping it locked, > even after setting Image.Source to null and deleting the frame where it > resided and forcing the GC to collect. Is there a some other way we're > supposed to do that now? |
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