StorageItemThumbnail.Close Method
Definition
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Releases system resources that are exposed by a Windows Runtime object.
public:
virtual void Close() = Close;
void Close();
// This member is not implemented in C#
function close()
' This member is not implemented in VB.NET
Implements
Remarks
Use this method to release the exclusive system resources that are in use, such as file handles, streams, and network sockets. The method should also release other resources that are in use, including object references and memory, to prepare them for reuse.
This method must call the Close method of any object it holds that implements IClosable.
The Close method should release system resources as quickly as possible, without blocking for asynchronous operations to complete. To ensure that all resources are completely released, the caller must wait for all outstanding asynchronous operations to complete before calling Close.
After Close returns, the object is still in memory but without the system resources it needs; therefore, most of its members are not usable. A member that depends on a released system resource can return RO_E_CLOSED to indicate that the object is closed and it cannot complete the requested operation.
If you call Close multiple times, there is no effect; the method returns S_OK.