Hi,

I don't quite understand what information you want. In the current version
we only present the referees of an instance (i.e. other instances that have
references to the selected instance). We do not present the references from
the selected instance (in the upcoming version we present the outgoing
references as well). But if you have an instance that is never collected,
it's only the referees that are responsible for the instance not being
collected. No matter how many other instances the selected instance refers
to, it will not affect garbage collection of this instance (it will however
affect the garbage collection of the instances it references).

The root paths presented for each instance is directly telling you why an
instance has not been collected. If there is at least one root path, then
the instance is reachable and cannot be collected.

Just for your information, there's no need to keep a reference to the event
handler in the event consumer class, since delegates use an equality
comparison (on the method and instance) when removing a delegate (though,
there can be a very small performance gain in keeping a reference to the
event handler).

If you need any additional information, please ask.

Best regards,

Andreas Suurkuusk
SciTech Software AB