The difference in kibibytes between the limit and the video-memory requirement for only the currently visible data. If positive, the returned value is the surplus value over the currently required bare minimum. Even when positive, if the limit set is low, the application could later breach the limit and delete even visible data. A non positive value means the limit cannot fit the existing visible data and there could be data disappearing or flickering. If for some reason the callback is ignored or correct memory limit cannot be calculated, nil value is returned.

The result code of the memory management request.

Creates a new instance.