Peter,
The problem is that means that the Block has to manage when to invalidate
the proxy. If it is done via BlockContext then Phoenix can manage when
the proxies are invalidated and thus force it to invalidate at block
shutdown.
True, but if it is using the proxy internally, then GC will do yes?
Not while it is still referenced somewhere else. The main reason I want to
use this is to stop people using objects after their creator has been
shutdown. These other people will still be referencing these objects and thus
wont be GCed
But if the alternative was to ask the coder to nullify or undo proxy
during stop() or destruct() methods for a block they it is just
equivalet to a massice tree being GC'd?
However if you are convinced.....
- Paul
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