Close vs. Dispose

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Nathan,

Why you try to compare different things,

Living has a connection with swimming, but it is very difficult to tell the
difference.

Close and dispose have one equality, they both are at the end of something.

Cor
 
Cor said:
Nathan,

Why you try to compare different things,

Living has a connection with swimming, but it is very difficult to tell the
difference.

Close and dispose have one equality, they both are at the end of something.
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Perhaps more classes should have multiple "cleanup" methods. Files
could have a Close which does the expected thing and also a Dispose
which "kills" the file without first flushing any output buffer. =O
Of course, the finalizers should follow the current "best practice"
du jour from the C# groups and always throw an exception in order
to crash the application, to teach the programmer what "automatic
garbage collection" is /really/ all about...

Feh.
 
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