Hi, I'm seeing an ObjectDisposedException inside the Watch variable
of my FileStream object, the code is here dead simple when i Close the
Filestream object it doesn't get set to Nothing although the BinaryReader
object does get set to Nothing, what's wrong?

Dim FS As System.IO.FileStream
Dim BR As System.IO.BinaryReader

FS = File.OpenRead("Image.udb")

BR = New BinaryReader(FS)

Data = BR.ReadBytes(Length)

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FS.Close() Inside FS watch variable see ObjectDisposedException and FS is
NOT nothing

BR.Close() BR set to Nothing after this

Try a little punctuation - I'm really not sure what you're saying or asking.

-Chris



"HW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm seeing an ObjectDisposedException inside the Watch variable
> of my FileStream object, the code is here dead simple when i Close the
> Filestream object it doesn't get set to Nothing although the BinaryReader
> object does get set to Nothing, what's wrong?
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> Dim FS As System.IO.FileStream
> Dim BR As System.IO.BinaryReader
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> FS = File.OpenRead("Image.udb")
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> BR = New BinaryReader(FS)
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> Data = BR.ReadBytes(Length)
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> FS.Close() Inside FS watch variable see ObjectDisposedException and FS
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> BR.Close() BR set to Nothing after this
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Sorry, i'm wondering why i am seeing an ObjectDisposedException
when i close the FS object. When i have FS set as a watch variable
in the debugger i see the exception inside the variable and it dosen't get
set to Nothing and is still pointing to an object after executing FS.Close
statement.

The BR object is correctly disposed. SO i'm wondering why the FS object
is not correctly disposed. The code looks ok to me.


"<ctacke/>" <ctacke[@]opennetcf[dot]com> wrote in message
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> Try a little punctuation - I'm really not sure what you're saying or
> asking.
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> -Chris
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> "HW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi, I'm seeing an ObjectDisposedException inside the Watch variable
>> of my FileStream object, the code is here dead simple when i Close the
>> Filestream object it doesn't get set to Nothing although the BinaryReader
>> object does get set to Nothing, what's wrong?
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>> Dim FS As System.IO.FileStream
>> Dim BR As System.IO.BinaryReader
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>> FS = File.OpenRead("Image.udb")
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>> BR = New BinaryReader(FS)
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>> Data = BR.ReadBytes(Length)
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>> FS.Close() Inside FS watch variable see ObjectDisposedException and FS
>> is NOT nothing
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>> BR.Close() BR set to Nothing after this
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It is getting thrown as inner exception. How does one go about
solving inner exceptions?


"HW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Sorry, i'm wondering why i am seeing an ObjectDisposedException
> when i close the FS object. When i have FS set as a watch variable
> in the debugger i see the exception inside the variable and it dosen't get
> set to Nothing and is still pointing to an object after executing FS.Close
> statement.
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> The BR object is correctly disposed. SO i'm wondering why the FS object
> is not correctly disposed. The code looks ok to me.
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> "<ctacke/>" <ctacke[@]opennetcf[dot]com> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Try a little punctuation - I'm really not sure what you're saying or
>> asking.
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>> -Chris
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>> "HW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Hi, I'm seeing an ObjectDisposedException inside the Watch variable
>>> of my FileStream object, the code is here dead simple when i Close the
>>> Filestream object it doesn't get set to Nothing although the
>>> BinaryReader
>>> object does get set to Nothing, what's wrong?
>>>
>>> Dim FS As System.IO.FileStream
>>> Dim BR As System.IO.BinaryReader
>>>
>>> FS = File.OpenRead("Image.udb")
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>>> BR = New BinaryReader(FS)
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>>> Data = BR.ReadBytes(Length)
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>>> FS.Close() Inside FS watch variable see ObjectDisposedException and FS
>>> is NOT nothing
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>>> BR.Close() BR set to Nothing after this
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