Hi,
I have a doubt in the garbage collection in JSVGCanvas.
My doubt is if I reuse a JSVGCanvas for rendering a different svg
file, whether the memory used for the previous svg will be
released?.
What I meant is:
If I have a first case like,
svgCanvas.setURI(new java.io.File("test1.svg").toURL().toString());
..and in a later time I use the same JSVGCanvas object
svgCanvas.setURI(new java.io.File("test2.svg").toURL().toString());
Whether the memory allocated for the previous canvas will be released?.
What I found was that, after setting the URI to a new one, the memory used by
the particular process is increasing(even if the svg file content is same the
difference is only in file name).
Please suggest me a solution.
Thanks and Regards,
Shamjith
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