On 09/25/2014 11:55 AM, Sven Barth wrote:
Why should it? When the reference count is decreased to zero (and thus
the final reference on the instance is gone) the destructor method is
executed (which is just a "obj.Destroy;"), simple as that (in reality
it's a bit more complex, but that's an implementation detail).
Nice.
I already used "locally anonymous" Objects created by one thread and
freed by another after a certain procedure had been called to implement
inter-Thread events. Maybe with ref-Counted Objects this can be done in
a more sexy way.
-Michael
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