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Why using blocks swallow exceptions?

score 1030 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-23 21:38:36

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score 1196 · Answer 2 · 2015-06-24 12:13:49

IDisposable.Dispose is never called after exception in using block

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Multiple Using statements error name does not exist in the current context

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Life after using statement

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Is it valid to use properties of Disposing object

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Resharper - force braces but stack usings in Code Cleanup

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Method overloading with minimal code

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Can With/End With (VB.NET) be used when IDisposable is not available?

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Am I using the "using" statement correctly?

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VB.NET difference between using multiple USING statement and using only one

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Why using blocks swallow exceptions?

IDisposable.Dispose is never called after exception in using block

Multiple Using statements error name does not exist in the current context

Life after using statement

Is it valid to use properties of Disposing object

Resharper - force braces but stack usings in Code Cleanup

Method overloading with minimal code

Can With/End With (VB.NET) be used when IDisposable is not available?

Am I using the "using" statement correctly?

VB.NET difference between using multiple USING statement and using only one

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