IJavaPeerable.Disposed Method
Definition
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Called when the instance has been disposed.
public void Disposed();abstract member Disposed : unit -> unitRemarks
The Disposed method is invoked after the Dispose() method has been invoked on the instance. The PeerReference property is still valid when Disposed is invoked.
<block subset="none" type="usage"> This method should only be invoked by the JniRuntime instance which will be managing the IJavaPeerable value. </block> <block subset="none" type="overrides">
If the type is following the typical IDisposable pattern, then the Disposed method should delegate to the Dispose(bool) method. The proscribed implementation template is:
[JniTypeSignature ("my/Example")]
partial class ExampleBinding : IJavaPeerable {
public void Dispose ()
{
JniEnvironment.Runtime.ValueManager.Dispose (this);
}
protected virtual void Dispose (bool disposing)
{
}
void IJavaPeerable.Disposed ()
{
Dispose (disposing: true);
}
}
</block>