Given that the keyword “using” should always be used when applicable, I wanted to go with that. The problem is, how do I know which objects I can use USING?
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Given that the keyword “using” should always be used when applicable, I wanted to go with that. The problem is, how do I know which objects I can use USING?
You can use tools like FxCop or CodeRush to identify code where you don’t call
Dispose/useusingon objects implementingIDisposable. They will warn you in this case.Also, in Visual Studio, you can use the Object Browser to see which types implement
IDisposable.