Monitor::Enter and Monitor::Exit must be called in pairs.   Is there a way
to determine if Monitor::Exit has been called so that it does not get called
a second time?   The psuedocode below illustrates a situation I would like
to implement.  Essentially there are 2 monitors and the first monitor can be
released in 2 different locations.   This sample codes uses a booleen
variable to make certain the first monitor is not released twice.  My
question is, does .NET offer a better way to check if a monitor object has
already been released/exited?

Thanks,

Ian

Monitor::Enter(  resource1.Object );
Monitor::Enter( resource2.Object );
bool bMonitor1IsActive = true;

try {
   // ...uses resources locked by resource1.Object and resource2.Object ,
may throw exceptions...

   Monitor::Exit( resource1.Object );
   bMonitor1IsActive = false;

   // ...excute code locked to resource2.Object , may throw exceptions...
}
catch( Exception ^pE ) {
   // ... handle exception ...
}
finally {
   if( bMonitor1IsActive )
       Monitor::Exit( resource1.Object );
   Monitor::Exit( resource2.Object );
}