// This method demonstrates how to implement a type that allows its users
// to explicitly dispose/close the object. For many object's this paradigm
// is strongly encouranged.
private static void DisposeDemo()
{
Display(0, "\n\nDemo start: Disposing an object versus Finalize.", +1);
DisposeObj obj = new DisposeObj("Explicitly disposed");
obj.Dispose(); // Explicitly cleanup this object, Finalize should run
obj = null;
Collect();
WaitForFinalizers(); // Finalize should NOT run (it was suppressed)
obj = new DisposeObj("Implicitly disposed");
obj = null;
Collect();
WaitForFinalizers(); // No explicit cleanup, Finalize SHOULD run
Display(-1, "Demo stop: Disposing an object versus Finalize.", 0);
}
// This method demonstrates how to implement a type that allows its users
// to explicitly dispose/close the object. For many object's this paradigm
// is strongly encouranged.
private static void DisposeDemo() {
Display(0, "\n\nDemo start: Disposing an object versus Finalize.", +1);
DisposeObj obj = new DisposeObj("Explicitly disposed");
obj.Dispose(); // Explicitly cleanup this object, Finalize should run
obj = null;
Collect();
WaitForFinalizers(); // Finalize should NOT run (it was suppressed)
obj = new DisposeObj("Implicitly disposed");
obj = null;
Collect();
WaitForFinalizers(); // No explicit cleanup, Finalize SHOULD run
Display(-1, "Demo stop: Disposing an object versus Finalize.", 0);
}
