thanx man, thats an elegant way to do it which I will use from now on :)
Jaroslaw Kowalski wrote:
Ok, but how does an exception fit in? You need to know if there was an error to log it or do additional stuff (like MsgBox.Show etc.).How about this: try { using (resource) { } } catch (Exception ex) { // resource already freed } or using (resource) { try { } catch (Exception ex) { // can still access resource here } }
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