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# using patterns and locals
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## Summary
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## Motivation
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## Detailed Design
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### using pattern
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The language will add the notion of the disposable pattern: that is a type which has an accessible
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`Dispose` method.
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The language will no longer require a type implement `IDisposable` in order to
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Restrictions:
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- The `Dispose` method must have a void return type.
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- The `Dispose` method must be parameterless.
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## Considerations
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### fixed locals
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A `fixed` statement has all of the properties of `using` statements that motivated the ability
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to have `using` locals. Consideration should be given to extending this feature to `fixed` locals
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as well. The lifetime and ordering rules should apply equally well for `using` and `fixed` here.
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