C Sharp Forums on 1.0 and 1.1 that require you to call Dispose on the form (at least for MDI Dispose(bool), Idisposable, form closing
Close() vs dispose() Hi I understand thats dispose() will clear the managed code whereas close() will clear the unmanaged one. We can override dispose of. I'll cover
This method is called by the public Dispose method and the Finalize method. Dispose invokes the protected Dispose(Boolean) method with the disposing parameter set to true
So what would be better? It depends on this: "each form can be called at any time as many times as necessary;". Are they being instantiated and closed, or
MSDN says that all resources within the object are closed and the form is disposed when a Close is invoked. Inspite of which, I have come across several examples
Dispose objects in C#. if anything implements IDisposable you're better off calling Dispose on it another nice code sample form Matthew.
Two methods doing some identical jobs always create some confusion. What to use to 'unload' the form Form.Close or Form.Dispose Form.Close should be the
Two methods doing some identical jobs always create some confusion. What to use to 'unload' the form Form.Close or Form.Dispose Form.Close should be the
I don't call dispose anywhere in my code when dealing with forms, because I thought form.Close() does this in the base class Form. am I correct?
I just ran into a weird issue. During profiling I saw that controls on a form which was already closed were still reacting to events. I checked whether the Dispose
C#. C++. F#. VB. Copy. you should call its Dispose implementation when you are finished using the class. such as Close, that calls the Dispose method.

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March 2018