Chapter 13 Quick Reference


Chapter 13 Quick Reference

To

Do this

Write a destructor

Write a method whose name is the same as the name of the class and is prefixed with a tilde (~). The method must not have an access modifier (such as public) and cannot have any parameters or return a value. For example:

class Example  {      ~Example()      {          ...      }  }

Call a destructor

You can't call a destructor. Only the garbage collector can call a destructor.

Force garbage collection

Call System.GC.Collect.

Release a resource at a known point in time

Write a disposal method (a method that disposes of a resource) and call it explicitly from the program. For example:

class TextReader  {      ...       public virtual void Close()     {          ...       }  }  class Example  {      void Use()      {          TextReader reader = ...;         // use reader          reader.Close();      }  }

Release a resource at a known point in time in an exception-safe manner

Release the resource with a using statement. For example:

class TextReader : IDisposable  {      ...       public virtual void Dispose()     {          // calls Close      }      public virtual void Close()     {          ...       }  }   class Example  {      void Use()      {          using (TextReader reader = ...)          {              // use reader          }      }  } 




Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Step by Step
Microsoft® Visual C#® 2005 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))
ISBN: B002CKYPPM
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 183
Authors: John Sharp

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