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Creating a Dispose() funtion

Asked by newbieweb in Microsoft Visual C#.Net, C# Programming Language, .NET Framework 2.x

I have an object that's used extensively inside my program and I would like to add a Dispose function. It also contains a few of my own object types and I'd like to give them dispose fuctions as well. But is there a way to tie it into a Delete method?

OR, do I need to find every place in my program where it's no longer used and explicitly call Dispose()?

I'm a former C++ programmer and never really got the cleanup process mailed down the way I could in C++, since in C++ the whole task was my responsibility. And I have never really been certain about what I am to do cleaning up in C#.

So please show me how to create a Delete() method or explain that I need to add in Dispose() funtion calls.


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newbieweb
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