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Prop Snippet Fail

by chris 7. October 2008 09:22

This is one that belongs on failblog. I happen to be using Visual Studio 2005 at work, so the prop snippet generates a private member variable to encapsulate in a property. In this case, I needed the property "Value". Guess what happens?

        private string value;

        
public string Value
        {
            
get { return value; }
            
set { value = value; }
        }

Fail. The only thing that needs to be done to correct this is to qualify value in the setter. 

            set { this.value = value; }

There's no reason to make a better prop snippet now that it generates automatic properties in Visual Studio 2008. This problem merely amused me.

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