I have a class object that creates and uses a System.Threadin g.Timer. In
the destructor for my class I cancel the timer using timer.Change(in finite,
infinite) then I call timer.Dispose() to clean it up. I get an exception
about unable to access a disposed object when I call timer.Change. This is
only happening on my notebook and not my desktop and only when running in
the debugger.
Machines are both WX Pro SP2. VS.NET 2003, .NET 1.1 SP1
Thanks,
jim
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Hi, I have a class object that creates and uses a System.Threadin g.Timer. In
the destructor for my class I cancel the timer using timer.Change(in finite,
infinite) then I call timer.Dispose() to clean it up. I get an exception
Your class should implement IDisposable: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...izedispose.asp
protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
{
if (disposing)
{
timer.Dispose()
}
}
bye
Rob
Hi Jim
Don't access other objects in a finalizer (destructor). When your object's finalizer is run, the Timer object may have already been finalized. I would recommend your object
implement the IDisposable interdace, and call timer.Dispose in your object's Dispose.
-Chris
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I have a class object that creates and uses a System.Threadin g.Timer. In
the destructor for my class I cancel the timer using timer.Change(in finite,
infinite) then I call timer.Dispose() to clean it up. I get an exception
about unable to access a disposed object when I call timer.Change. This is
only happening on my notebook and not my desktop and only when running in
the debugger.
Machines are both WX Pro SP2. VS.NET 2003, .NET 1.1 SP1
Thanks,
jim
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the destructor for my class I cancel the timer using timer.Change(in finite,
infinite) then I call timer.Dispose() to clean it up. I get an exception
about unable to access a disposed object when I call timer.Change. This is
only happening on my notebook and not my desktop and only when running in
the debugger.
Machines are both WX Pro SP2. VS.NET 2003, .NET 1.1 SP1
Thanks,
jim
One question, what's a destructor supposed to be used for if I shouldn't
access member objects? I thought the purpose of a destructor was to do
cleanup for the current object.
jim
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Don't access other objects in a finalizer (destructor). When your
object's finalizer is run, the Timer object may have already been
finalized. I would recommend your object
implement the IDisposable interdace, and call timer.Dispose in your
object's Dispose.
-Chris
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I have a class object that creates and uses a System.Threadin g.Timer. In
the destructor for my class I cancel the timer using
timer.Change( infinite,
infinite) then I call timer.Dispose() to clean it up. I get an exception
about unable to access a disposed object when I call timer.Change. This
is
only happening on my notebook and not my desktop and only when running in
the debugger.
Machines are both WX Pro SP2. VS.NET 2003, .NET 1.1 SP1
Thanks,
jim
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Jim H <no****@jimsacc ount.com> wrote: One question, what's a destructor supposed to be used for if I
shouldn't access member objects? I thought the purpose of a
destructor was to do cleanup for the current object.
Only cleanup which the contained objects can't do for themselves.
Usually, you don't need a destructor unless you *directly* contain
unmanaged resources. The destructors for streams etc can take care of
things themselves - but implement IDisposable whether you contain the
unmanaged resources directly or indirectly.
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destructor was to do cleanup for the current object.
Only cleanup which the contained objects can't do for themselves.
Usually, you don't need a destructor unless you *directly* contain
unmanaged resources. The destructors for streams etc can take care of
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