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Keeping track of temporary files created by GdipPrivateAddMemoryFont #691
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… and clean them when the GpFontCollection is destoryed
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This should fix #690.
I've added a list of strings that should go along with the
GpFontCollection, this list are the temporary files created by theGdipPrivateAddMemoryFontfunction.When
Disposeis called by C# code,GdipDeletePrivateFontCollectionshould go through the list andremoves all temp files created.There are ways to get files associated with an
FcConfig, however, it will be hard to distinguish between files added usingGdipPrivateAddMemoryFontor files managed by the user added throughGdipPrivateAddFontFile, so I guess keeping a list of strings for later deletion is still a good solution.