VAX doesn't seem to understand the variable definitions introduced by fixed blocks and anonymous delegates in C#.
void Foo(int[] array)
{
fixed (int * ptr = array) // not recognized
{
Bar(ptr); // 'ptr' does not color as a variable
}
SomeDelegate d = delegate(int b) { return 2*b; }; // the same with 'b'
}
Some more info I just figured out: Both 'b' and 'ptr' in previous example do color as a variable at the site of definition, but not when used. However, when placing the caret on or around the definitions, they all suddenly color in the default text color. Also note that neither the definitions nor their uses actually have red error underlines.
C#: no 'fixed' and anonymous 'delegate' var defs
Posted - Apr 26 2010 : 5:08:13 PM
