Recent content by zythra

eb24, I haven't tried chrissie1's solution, but I believe he is on the right track. I do have a question for you though. You mentioned that you're using an MVC pattern with WinForms. Is there a framework you're using or is it something you've come up with on your own?

I like your thoughts there JurkMonkey, unfortunately it's not quite what I'm looking for. If the action I needed to perform between the try and the finally was the same every time, it would work. You did give me some thoughts for something else though so I gave you a star. :-) If anything...

Alex, your response cracked me up. :-) I know very well how to use a try..finally. I really don't know if what I'm after is possible. Here's the jist. In winForms I have methods that have a try..finally in them where the finally is always the same thing. I'm just looking for a way to make...

Instead of this: public void MyMethod() { try { dostuff; } finally { do finally stuff; } } I want to do this: [TryFinally] public void MyMethod() { dostuff; }

I'd like to create an attribute that I can use to wrap a method in a try..finally. I don't know if this is possible, but any ideas would be appreciated. Basically I'd like to be able to do the following: [TryFinally] public void MyMethod() { dostuff; } And the code of the method would...