RE: Disposing by reflection?

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oh, i forgot to put the question...

what do you use or prefer in order to dispose everything property?
would you disadvise me using reflection to dispose everything?


"Steven Wolf" wrote:

> I like to implement IDisposable in my classes,
> but at a certain point its becoming boring when i have to take care about
> setting all members in a class to null..sometimes i forgot that also..
>
> but i could avoid that, by using reflection..just iterating thru all local
> members and set them null, but i guess this would slow down the code..
>
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>
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