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Interfaces may have literal fields, but not nonstatic constant fields. Recall from 6 that static constant fields do not appear constant to assemblies that import the constants via #using, whereas literal fields do appear constant in that case (see Listing 9-12). Listing 9-12. Using Literals in Interfaces // interfaces_constants.cpp interface class I { static const int i = 100; literal int j = 50; // const int k; };

It should never be necessary, in well-written, modularized, correctly scoped programs, to explicitly destroy an Image::Magick object. That will automatically happen when the last reference to it goes out of scope. However, in real life we almost never have code that is so squeaky clean that every reference to each object and variable goes out of scope exactly when you want it to, freeing up the memory that is associated with it. If you are working with Image::Magick objects that contain images of 8,000 by 24,000 pixels, then you might very well want to reclaim the memory as soon as you can. In cases such as this, simply undefine the reference to the object:

my $im = Image::Magick->new(); # Do things with $im undef $im;

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The .NET Framework uses a large number of interfaces. Anyone programming with the .NET Framework should know the most common ones. I ll introduce you to a few of them.

One problematic aspect about the PerlMagick interface to ImageMagick is that it is very changeable. Commands appear and disappear, options change or disappear, and calling conventions evolve. You can t protect your source code from all these changes, but you can (after you discover a method name is no longer the same) do something about some problems. One example of a changed method name is the evolution of Layer() to Channel() in version 5.2.9, although the Layer() method returned in version 5.4.4. Suppose that you have an elaborate program that calls Layer() several times, and that has to run on versions after and before the change. You could put something such as this at the start of your program:1

Warnings are temporarily disabled in this block, because otherwise Perl will complain about either the name Layer or the name Channel being used only once.

You implement IComparable whenever you want your type to support sorting algorithms that expect to call a comparison method between objects of the same type. IComparable is about the simplest interface you could imagine, since it only has one method, CompareTo. CompareTo takes an Object as a parameter, so you should check the type of the object to make sure that the comparison makes sense. IComparable also has a generic form. The generic form uses a typed argument instead of an untyped argument, so there s no need to check the type of the object passed in. The generic forms of these common .NET Framework interfaces were introduced in .NET 2.0 and are preferred over the nongeneric forms. Listing 9-13 is an example using the generic form of IComparable. Listing 9-13. Using Generic IComparable // message_comparable_generic.cpp using namespace System; enum class SortByEnum { SortByDate, SortByFrom, SortBySubject };

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