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Hi, I'm trying to use a library which was written in C#, in my managed c++ program. To use this library in a C# program you have to use the 'using' statement.

example:

using (new LibraryObject())
{
.. do some work ..
}

Besides the namespace 'using' statement I don't think managed c++ has this statement. Is there a statement comparable to this in managed c++, or is there at least some way of going about using this library's functionality the intended way without a using statement?

Here's a link to the library: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/WaitCursor.aspx

Thanks for the help!
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