HardwareRenderer.Destroy Method
Definition
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Destroys the rendering context of this HardwareRenderer.
[Android.Runtime.Register("destroy", "()V", "GetDestroyHandler", ApiSince=29)]
public virtual void Destroy ();[<Android.Runtime.Register("destroy", "()V", "GetDestroyHandler", ApiSince=29)>]
abstract member Destroy : unit -> unit
override this.Destroy : unit -> unit- Attributes
Remarks
Destroys the rendering context of this HardwareRenderer. This destroys the resources associated with this renderer and releases the currently set Surface. This must be called when this HardwareRenderer is no longer needed.
The renderer may be restored from this state by setting a new Surface, setting new rendering content with #setContentRoot(RenderNode), and resuming rendering by issuing a new FrameRenderRequest.
It is recommended to call this in response to callbacks such as android.view.SurfaceHolder.Callback#surfaceDestroyed(SurfaceHolder).
Note that if there are any outstanding frame commit callbacks they may never being invoked if the frame was deferred to a later vsync.
Java documentation for android.graphics.HardwareRenderer.destroy().
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