Are return task.done and taskMgr.remove equivalent?
In otherwords…
When a task returns task.done, is that task removed from the task manager (and memory) or does it just go inactive but remain in memory?
I assume taskMgr.remove, removes the task from task manager and from memory.
If task.done removes the task from the manager and memory, then calling taskMgr.remove can be skipped.
ninth
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So, if you hasn’t another links to the task, then it should be removed from memory by the garbage collector I think.
rdb
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Returning task.done should be sufficient. taskMgr.remove is a way to remove a task from outside of the task function itself.
The method itself will of course remain in memory, so you can always add taskMgr.add again on the same method.