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Strongly type UTf8 strings using SafeHandle #337
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Rename
SafeUnmanagedMemoryHandle
toUtf8StringHandle
- it's now used in a strongly typed fashion rather thanDangerousGetHandle()
The
CLR
will marshal aSafeHandle
to and fromIntPtr
automatically which makes the delegates strongly typed, you can only pass in a Utf8StringHandle which is created through Utf8InteropStringConverter. Should make the API more readable.All the
InteropObjectInstance
classes could be removed and the delegates could be changed to useSafeHandles
, make the code more readable/maintainable in my opinion.Let me know what you think.