DisposableList.md

DisposableList

This class is a specialized version of List<T> (inheriting from List<T> directly rather than wrapping around it), implementing IDispose. When this disposable type is disposed it disposes of each of its elements, exposing a cleaner and less error-prone alternative to manually iterating over the contents of a List<T> and calling Dispose() on them one-by-one after you have finished with the type.

DisposableList<T>()

Creates a new DisposableList<T> with the default capacity and no elements.

DisposableList<T>(int capacity)

Creates a new DisposableList<T> with its capacity set to capacity.

DisposableList<T>(IEnumerable<T> enumerable)

Creates a new DisposableList<T> initialized with the items in enumerable.

DisposableList<T>.Dispose()

Disposes of each of the items currently in the disposable list. If any exceptions are encountered calling T.Dispose() against any of the elements, an AggregateException is returned with the encountered exceptions. An exception does not halt the dispose process, and the AggregateException is only returned after all items have been disposed. The contents of the list after a call to DisposableList<T>.Dispose() are undefined and accessing any of the lists properties or values after such a call will result in undefined behavior.