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Underscore valid syntax C# 1614, 2005

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Andre	Posted - Oct 26 2007 : 10:22:49 AM In the following code the last Controls is underscored foreach (ProcessView processView in ((Control)sender).Controls) The explicit cast is ignored Andre
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feline	Posted - Oct 27 2007 : 09:14:36 AM I have been trying to get a test case that compiles, but I got there finally. If it does not compile I don't trust the test case=9572
Andre	Posted - Oct 26 2007 : 3:21:50 PM Here is a complete method that you should be able to create easily the word Controls is underline internal static void xxx(Control parent) { foreach (ProcessView processView in ((Control)parent).Controls) ; } but internal static void xxx(Control parent) { foreach (ProcessView processView in parent.Controls) ; } works perfectly This should help Andre
feline	Posted - Oct 26 2007 : 1:50:39 PM I am not getting very far with the first example. I have the following test piece of code, which compiles quite happily: void testCastOnControlVariables() { Button buttonTest = new Button(); String nameOfButton; nameOfButton = ((Control)buttonTest).Name; } but there is no underlining. If you try calling some other function after the cast does the underlining go away? I am wondering if somehow this is related to the second example, and variable names are a problem. I am seeing the same problem with the second example, and the problem seems to be the variable name "remove". I have simplified it down, and produced this test case: void testAddOnList() { List<string> remove = new List<string>(); remove.Add("Chocolate cookies"); // here "Add" is underlined as a mistyped symbol List<string> foodNames = new List<string>(); foodNames.Add("Chocolate bars"); // no underlining here } "remove" is shown in italic's when I first type it, before VA realises I am using it as a local variable, so this seems to be a factor. case=9568
Andre	Posted - Oct 26 2007 : 12:44:24 PM Hi, This is another problem the Add is unexpectedly underscored List<Connector> remove = new List<Connector>(); Connector c = new Connector(); remove.Add(c); Maybe easier to test Thanks for all your work this is a fantastic product. Andre

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