Sound recycling on .NET

[TechRogue]

When I use SFML with C++, I delete sound objects after they finish so as to not hit the limit of 256 sounds. How might I go about this in .NET? Is there a better way that I should be managing this?

[Laurent]

You can do the same. Why would it have to be different?

[TechRogue]

I can't manually delete objects in C#, can I? To be honest I'm only using it because it's what my team agreed on; I don't have a lot of experience with it myself.

[Laurent]

Explicitly destroying an object:

sound.Dispose();

Limiting an object's scope:

using (sound = new Sound())
{

} // implicitly calls sound.Dispose()

[TechRogue]

Thanks, I didn't know about the Dispose method.

[Laurent]

It's inherited from the IDisposable interface, which is standard in .Net (not specific to SFML).