//jfcomment: This is never called, so pools are not maintained. I tried calling it before every use of new Voronoi, but it only slowed things down.
//Some of the _pools are used during voronoi computation, but the _sites._sites pool is only pushed into on _sites.Dispose.
//_pools are statics. Since I now maintain pointers to sites in Engine.nodes, there is no need to pool sites, and calling _sites.Dispose
//would fill up the _sites pool, and make a memory leak.
//I think the coder of Voronoi made a mistake to abuse iDispose and dispose to frustrate the gc (keep pools), it's the exact opposite of their normal usage.
//It would have been better to name them "recycle" or something.
public void Dispose()
{
if (Debug.isDebugBuild)
{
Debug.Log("ERROR, Voronoi.Dispose!!"); //jf
}
int i, n;
if (_sites != null)
{
_sites.Dispose();
_sites = null;
}
if (_triangles != null)
{
n = _triangles.Count;
for (i = 0; i < n; ++i)
{
_triangles [i].Dispose();
}
_triangles.Clear();
_triangles = null;
}
if (_edges != null)
{
n = _edges.Count;
for (i = 0; i < n; ++i)
{
_edges [i].Dispose();
}
_edges.Clear();
_edges = null;
}
// _plotBounds = null;
_sitesIndexedByLocation = null;
}
