Peter,
>I will often use the try ... finally pattern in C# if there is more than one
>type of resource to clean up. The using statement only supports one type at
>a time.
Yes, but you can easily nest them
using ( DisposableType1 d1 = new DisposableType1() )
using ( DisposableType2 d2 = new DisposableType2() )
using ( DisposableType3 d3 = new DisposableType3() ) {
// ...
}
or
using ( IDisposable d1 = new DisposableType1(), d2 = new DisposableType2() ) {
DisposableType1 dt1 = d1 as DisposableType1;
DisposableType2 dt2 = d2 as DisposableType2;
// ...
}
Mattias
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