public static void Release(XLEPlacementDocument doc)
{
// Multiple references to the same document might turn out to be awkward in C#.
// We need strict reference counting to do this properly. But how do we do that
// in C#? Perhaps with an extra utility class? We need to drop references in many cases:
// * close master document
// * delete cell ref
// * removal of parent from the tree
// * change uri
// It might turn out difficult to catch all of those cases reliably.
// It's simplier just to demand that a given document can only be referenced once.
var gameDocRegistry = GetDocRegistry();
if (gameDocRegistry != null)
{
gameDocRegistry.Remove(doc.As <IGameDocument>());
}
}
public static void Release(XLEPlacementDocument doc)
{
// Multiple references to the same document might turn out to be awkward in C#.
// We need strict reference counting to do this properly. But how do we do that
// in C#? Perhaps with an extra utility class? We need to drop references in many cases:
// * close master document
// * delete cell ref
// * removal of parent from the tree
// * change uri
// It might turn out difficult to catch all of those cases reliably.
// It's simplier just to demand that a given document can only be referenced once.
var gameDocRegistry = GetDocRegistry();
if (gameDocRegistry != null)
gameDocRegistry.Remove(doc.As<IGameDocument>());
}