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Andrew Westgarth on Can't Save Your XSL/T File? Have You Closed Your XMLReader?

I've updated the code to make use of the Using structure - it feels better and looks better too Also took the time to tidy up a couple of other things in the overall project. Thanks for all your comments.

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Andrew Westgarth on Can't Save Your XSL/T File? Have You Closed Your XMLReader?

Thanks for the responses. I am working on that area of the site now so will modify and update the blog post with the resultant code.

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barryd on Can't Save Your XSL/T File? Have You Closed Your XMLReader?

Forget close, XmlReaders as disposable objects.Using XmlReader as New XmlReader....End UsingIn this case, being pedantic, Dispose and Close perform the same actions; however if there's a Dispose method...

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Richard on Can't Save Your XSL/T File? Have You Closed Your XMLReader?

Have you thought about using a "Using" statement? It's C# only prior to VS2005, but if you're writing in VB.Net 2.0, that would handle all the closing and disposal of the objects for you, including...

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craigmurphy.com on Can't Save Your XSL/T File? Have You Closed Your XMLReader?

Pingback from craigmurphy.comThe importance of calling .Close() at The Social Programmer

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TJ on Can't Save Your XSL/T File? Have You Closed Your XMLReader?

OMG, thank you so much for this, I've been getting really angry at myself for not forming the google query correctly to answer my question.

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