Goodness, I seem to have
found the weirdest bug. I decided to pull all the event headings into the
Schedule class ("Manticore" etc) as a precursor to loading these
dynamically from a settings file. I set
up the lists like this:
public List<string> eventDays
{
get { return eventDays; }
private set { }
}
However, all of a sudden I found that the app would completely and
silently crash, not even throwing an exception for me, when it tried to access
any of these list variables - even from within the same class. I removed the
get/set so they were just public variables, and the app worked fine again. Then
I put back this get/set code, and the app crash reliably reproduced, and then
visual studio itself crashed.
public Schedule()
{
ObservableCollection<Event> events = new ObservableCollection<Event>();
Events = events;
eventDays = new List<string>();
}
{
ObservableCollection<Event> events = new ObservableCollection<Event>();
Events = events;
eventDays = new List<string>();
}
private void readSchemaFile()
{
if (eventLocations == null)
{
eventLocations = new List<String>();
}
{
if (eventLocations == null)
{
eventLocations = new List<String>();
}
//populate list
}
edit: the next day, when it was not 2am, someone pointed out to me that I had obviously put a recursive get on eventDays, so it was crashing with a stack overflow. Way to go, me.
edit: the next day, when it was not 2am, someone pointed out to me that I had obviously put a recursive get on eventDays, so it was crashing with a stack overflow. Way to go, me.
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