VR=CLOSE(VR) Closes video VR and releases any system resources necessary to access it (e.g. threads, file handles, etc.). Do NOT just clear a videoReader object without first closing its handle: % BAD code--typically will leak system resources vr = videoReader(...); ... clear vr; % leaks resources % GOOD code vr = videoReader(...); vr = close(vr); clear vr; % okay, but not needed After calling CLOSE, VR should not be used any more. vr = videoReader(...); vr = close(vr); next(vr); % BAD vr = videoReader(...); close(vr); % BAD: should reassign result to vr to be safe next(vr); % BAD SEE ALSO videoReader Copyright (c) 2006 Gerald Dalley See "MIT.txt" in the installation directory for licensing details (especially when using this library on GNU/Linux).
0001 function vr = close(vr) 0002 %VR=CLOSE(VR) 0003 % Closes video VR and releases any system resources necessary to access it 0004 % (e.g. threads, file handles, etc.). Do NOT just clear a videoReader 0005 % object without first closing its handle: 0006 % 0007 % % BAD code--typically will leak system resources 0008 % vr = videoReader(...); 0009 % ... 0010 % clear vr; % leaks resources 0011 % 0012 % % GOOD code 0013 % vr = videoReader(...); 0014 % vr = close(vr); 0015 % clear vr; % okay, but not needed 0016 % 0017 % After calling CLOSE, VR should not be used any more. 0018 % vr = videoReader(...); 0019 % vr = close(vr); 0020 % next(vr); % BAD 0021 % vr = videoReader(...); 0022 % close(vr); % BAD: should reassign result to vr to be safe 0023 % next(vr); % BAD 0024 % 0025 %SEE ALSO 0026 % videoReader 0027 % 0028 %Copyright (c) 2006 Gerald Dalley 0029 %See "MIT.txt" in the installation directory for licensing details (especially 0030 %when using this library on GNU/Linux). 0031 0032 feval(vr.plugin, 'close', vr.handle); 0033 vr.handle = nan;