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Regarding dispose method

Hi. Can u pls explain this piece of code, line by line?

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  1. protected override void Dispose(bool disposing)
  2. {
  3.    if (disposing)
  4.    {
  5.       if (components != null)
  6.       {
  7.          components.Dispose();
  8.       }
  9.    }
  10. base.Dispose(disposing);
  11. }
Feb 7 '10 #1
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The code is virtually English if you read it out loud. Is it causing an error?

if disposing then run the code between the braces
....... if the components are not null, then runt he code between the braces
............... components, dispose (of them)

base.Dispose - since this is an inherited method (since it is an override) - run the Dispose() method of the base class this was built upon
Feb 7 '10 #2

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