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The command line provider is designed to process arguments from the command line, but it can actually be used with any IEnumerable<T>, potentially with one in which disposing the enumerator matters... And it only takes a using statement to do it. (I have seen bugs caused by assuming that it would never matter).
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The command line provider is designed to process arguments from the command line, but it can actually be used with any
IEnumerable<T>
, potentially with one in which disposing the enumerator matters... And it only takes ausing
statement to do it. (I have seen bugs caused by assuming that it would never matter).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: