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QuestionDo MS Collection Class Enumerators use strong reference to keep collection alive? Pin
Paul Evans28-Jul-04 1:29
Paul Evans28-Jul-04 1:29 
Hi there,
One of you bright sparks will know this off the top of your head (any supporting links you have greatful!)

Question: Do MS Collection Class Enumerators use strong reference to keep collection alive?

Background: Want to create collection in delegate function and set IEnumerator references from the parameters of the function to collections created in the function. This is so the delegate can use whatever collection it likes internally - as long as I can enumerate through the results on the other side it doesn't matter.

If MS use Weak Reference in enumerators then that would mean the collection isn't guarnteed to still be there when I go to use the IEnumerators. If it's a normal strong reference then that should keep the collection safe from the clutches of the GC.

Thoughts and answers greatly appreciated!


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