dagger.android

Annotation Type ReleaseReferencesAt

Deprecated.

The releasable references feature is deprecated and scheduled for removal in July 2018. If you use it or are planning to add usages, please comment on this bug.

@Beta
 @Documented
 @Target(value=ANNOTATION_TYPE)
 @CanReleaseReferences
 @Deprecated
public @interface ReleaseReferencesAt

Annotates scopes to associate them with a low-memory threshold level, as described in Application.onTrimMemory(int).

For example:

    @Documented
    @Retention(RUNTIME)
    @Target({TYPE, METHOD})
    @ReleaseReferencesAt(TRIM_MEMORY_BACKGROUND)
    @Scope
   public  @interface MyScope {}

Any scope annotated with @ReleaseReferencesAt can release its references.

In order to release references in low-memory conditions, inject an AndroidMemorySensitiveReferenceManager into your Application and delegate Application.onTrimMemory(int) to it.

Since:

2.8

Required Element Summary

Required Elements

Modifier and Type	Required Element and Description
int	value Deprecated. If AndroidMemorySensitiveReferenceManager.onTrimMemory(int) is called with a value greater than or equal to this, the scope's references will be released.

Element Detail

value

@OnTrimMemoryValue
public abstract int value

Deprecated.

If AndroidMemorySensitiveReferenceManager.onTrimMemory(int) is called with a value greater than or equal to this, the scope's references will be released. If it is called with a value less than this, the scope's references will be restored.

Use one of the constants defined in ComponentCallbacks2.