public void UsingDisposable()
{
using (CrucialConnection c = new CrucialConnection())
{
// Do something with this class
}
}
public static void RunIDisposable()
{
using (CrucialConnection conn = new CrucialConnection())
{
//doo something
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
private static void UsingIDisposableExample()
{
/* The using construction creates an instance of the CrucialConnection class and is then
* followed by the block of code that uses this instance. When the program exits the using
* block the Dispose method is called on the CrucialConnection instance. When the program
* runs it will print the message "Dispose called".
* The C# using construction is a good way to ensure that Dispose is called correctly
* because it incorporates exception handling so that if an exception is thrown by the
* code using the object the Dispose method is automatically called on the object being
* used. If you have a number of objects that need to be disposed you can nest using blocks
* inside each other. */
using (CrucialConnection c = new CrucialConnection())
{
Console.WriteLine("Doing something with the crucial connection");
}
}
