Provides a counter that fires a delegate on first usage and last release. For the counts to be maintained someone must hold an instance of one or more of these objects.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Class UsageCounter

C#
public class UsageCounter

Example

Library/Library.Test/TestUsageCounter.cs

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using (UsageCounter counter = new UsageCounter("some global name")) Assert.AreEqual("some global name", counter.Name); using (UsageCounter counter = new UsageCounter(@"{0}\Item-{1}", "Global", 1)) Assert.AreEqual(@"Global\Item-1", counter.Name);

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using (UsageCounter counter = new UsageCounter("some global name"))
    Assert.AreEqual("some global name", counter.Name);
using (UsageCounter counter = new UsageCounter(@"{0}\Item-{1}", "Global", 1))
    Assert.AreEqual(@"Global\Item-1", counter.Name);

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Using counter As New UsageCounter("some global name") Assert.AreEqual("some global name", counter.Name) End Using Using counter As New UsageCounter("{0}\Item-{1}", "Global", 1) Assert.AreEqual("Global\Item-1", counter.Name) End Using

VB.NET

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Using counter As New UsageCounter("some global name")
    Assert.AreEqual("some global name", counter.Name)
End Using
Using counter As New UsageCounter("{0}\Item-{1}", "Global", 1)
    Assert.AreEqual("Global\Item-1", counter.Name)
End Using

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
CSharpTest.Net.Threading.UsageCounter

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7

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Source Code

CSharpTest.Net
UsageCounter Class
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