Hi Martijn,

MM> using(e.Graphics.Clip=GetMyCustomRegion())
MM> Is the Region object returned by GetMyCustomRegion() succesfully Disposed()?

Yes, why not, reference is the same, it's kind of
   using (Region tempRegion = (e.Graphics.Clip = <new Region()>))
   {
       e.Graphics.DrawImage(null, 0, 0);
   }

MM> using(e.Graphics.Clip=GetMyCustomRegion())
MM> using(Bitmap bitmap=new Bitmap(34,55))
First for the bitmap, then for the region.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yh598w02(VS.80).aspx

Regards, Alex
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MM> When I want to invoke Dispose() automatically on an object, I can
MM> use
MM>
MM> using(object)
MM> {
MM> //do something with object
MM> }
MM> and after the closing brace the object is Disposed(). But what get
MM> disposed when I use code like this
MM>
MM> override protected void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
MM> {
MM> using(e.Graphics.Clip=GetMyCustomRegion())
MM> {
MM> e.Graphics.DrawImage(bitmap,0,0);
MM> }
MM> }
MM> Is the Region object returned by GetMyCustomRegion() succesfully
MM> Disposed()? How does it influence the Clip-property of the Graphics
MM> object?
MM>
MM> Also, can I nest 'using' statement like this:
MM>
MM> override protected void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
MM> {
MM> using(e.Graphics.Clip=GetMyCustomRegion())
MM> using(Bitmap bitmap=new Bitmap(34,55))
MM> {
MM> e.Graphics.DrawImage(bitmap,0,0);
MM> }
MM> }
MM> Do both the implicit Region object and the Bitmap object get
MM> Disposed()?
MM>