I have ViewModel with disposable Set defined this way class ViewModel { private var disposables = Set<AnyCancellable>() func sync() { repo.syncObjects() .handleEvents(receiveCancel...

Is there anything standardized within the Scala library to support the disposable resource pattern? I mean something similar to that supported by C# and .NET just to mention one. For example does...

The Disposable pattern is one that is re-implemented on a per class basis. So, I was looking for a way to generalize it. The problem I ran into a few years ago is that, even if you implement it as ...

IDisposable pattern is expensive to implement. I've counted 17 lines of code before even starting to actually dispose resources. Eric Lippert recently wrote a blog post bringing up an interesting ...

We all know the System.IDisposable pattern. It's been described a zillion time, also here on StackOverflow: link: Dispose() for cleaning up managed resources? The Disposable patterns advises t...

Are there some advices about how I should deal with the IDisposable object sequences? For example, I have a method that builds a IEnumerable<System.Drawing.Image> sequence and at some point ...

I just can't make out if the entity context is disposed in the usage flow when used in a using statement in a web application or a console application. Thanks! using System; using System.Web; na...

I have the following code example: public interface IRepository { // Whatever } public class SampleRepository : IRepository { // Implements 'Whatever' } public class NHibernateRepository : IRe...

I've got a class named BackgroundWorker that has a thread constantly running. To turn this thread off, an instance variable named stop to needs to be true. To make sure the thread is freed when t...

I have a question, and I'm going to tag this subjective since that's what I think it evolves into, more of a discussion. I'm hoping for some good ideas or some thought-provokers. I apologize for th...

I am fascinated by the way the CLR and GC works (I'm working on expanding my knowledge on this by reading CLR via C#, Jon Skeet's books/posts, and more). Anyway, what is the difference between say...