rspec/rules/S4583/description.adoc

Calling the ``++BeginInvoke++`` method of a delegate will allocate some resources that are only freed-up when ``++EndInvoke++`` is called. This is why you should always pair ``++BeginInvoke++`` with an ``++EndInvoke++`` to complete your asynchronous call.


This rule raises an issue when:

* the ``++BeginInvoke++`` method is called without any callback and it is not paired with a call to ``++EndInvoke++`` in the same block.
* a callback with a single parameter of type ``++IAsyncResult++`` doesn't contain a call to ``++EndInvoke++``.
make in-line code blocks verbatim 2021-01-27 13:42:22 +01:00			Calling the ``++BeginInvoke++`` method of a delegate will allocate some resources that are only freed-up when ``++EndInvoke++`` is called. This is why you should always pair ``++BeginInvoke++`` with an ``++EndInvoke++`` to complete your asynchronous call.
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add replacementRules metadata field 2021-01-26 16:58:13 +01:00			`This rule raises an issue when:`

make in-line code blocks verbatim 2021-01-27 13:42:22 +01:00			* the ``++BeginInvoke++`` method is called without any callback and it is not paired with a call to ``++EndInvoke++`` in the same block.
			* a callback with a single parameter of type ``++IAsyncResult++`` doesn't contain a call to ``++EndInvoke++``.