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by seanmcdirmid
911 days ago
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You can destroy them if you know they weren't destroyed in the try block. If they are destroyed in the the try block, then they would be in a dreaded "maybe destroyed" state. What you really want to do is somehow destroy resources in finally blocks. This is true if you are using linear types are not actually, and need to work with things that are explicitly destroyed. |
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