no.... not with the example above
anyway, that's why you put all your clean up in the one method. you should also add in the method
super.Remove
if appropriate.
if you have any references to other objects, this is where you would null them out to prevent a circular reference problem. you don't need to null "link" because link.Remove breaks the chain by nulling it's object reference.
anyway, that's why you put all your clean up in the one method. you should also add in the method
super.Remove
if appropriate.
if you have any references to other objects, this is where you would null them out to prevent a circular reference problem. you don't need to null "link" because link.Remove breaks the chain by nulling it's object reference.