C # ValueTuple with one-time items

Question

Let's say I have a method foothat returns a ValueTuple, where one of its members is one-time, for example (IDisposable, int).

What is the best way to ensure that the returned disposable object is correctly placed on the caller?

I tried the following:

using (var (disposable, number) = foo())
{
    // do some stuff using disposable and number
}

But this does not compile:

'(IDisposable disposable, int number)': the type used in the using statement must be implicitly converted to 'System.IDisposable'

Do I need to wrap my code in a try-finally block and explicitly delete my object in a finally block, or is there a better way to do this?

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Answer 1

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{
    // do some stuff using disposable and number
}

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