ICooper, 6 months ago Alright #dotnet hive mind. A question around primary constructors. I just had an issue where the primary constructor took two values: public class Foo(string bar, Dictionary<string, string> baz) and then i tried to use them in a method body public async Task DoStuff(){ var result = DoTheThing(bar); var value = DoTheOtherThing(result, baz); } I created an instance, passed in valid values - but in DoStuff they were null? What am I missing?
Alright #dotnet hive mind. A question around primary constructors. I just had an issue where the primary constructor took two values:
public class Foo(string bar, Dictionary<string, string> baz)
and then i tried to use them in a method body
public async Task DoStuff(){
var result = DoTheThing(bar);
var value = DoTheOtherThing(result, baz);
}
I created an instance, passed in valid values - but in DoStuff they were null?
What am I missing?
ICooper, 6 months ago Alright, it's not you or me, its #Rider. it's debugger does not seem to display the value of a primary constructor used for storage because the name was pulled into a method correctly. Relieved, I guess.
Alright, it's not you or me, its #Rider. it's debugger does not seem to display the value of a primary constructor used for storage because the name was pulled into a method correctly.
Relieved, I guess.
davidwengier, 6 months ago @ICooper Was just about to reply, you've done nothing wrong. Code works as expected: https://sharplab.io/#v2:EYLgtghglgdgNAFxAJwK7wCYgNQB8ACATAIwCwAUPgAwAE+xALANwXV3ECsL5FAbhMhoAzGgF4aMAKYB3GgDEA9goAUAIgASkgDZaFquBJnKAlDQDe5mqoj6rwVTQC+T493wBOYQDoAIgoDKCKhCQibcrADMdITySsr0tMACBj5QAMYIUAowAgCeADwJBgkAfDRJAF7GFGYUNPV0UfgAHHQAbDR+gcGh1eQN5nUDDfyCyJIAzqhaCGKdCgAqABaSy7AA5spJyK5DwzSjBxBaqJJzfsuSAPIIK8hrMJvjUzMGlbv9DY4UezQADsgoPwEGcFMAAFaSDLzS43O4PTZgyHQ57TBApdKZbJ5QrEKjFPFld6/Wqffb0dxbCAVLwAYQU6AQH329XwAHYaKiZtwBt8eGT/oDgaCIVDZhcVgj4njygI+gNSSyKVSdjylRztmr6nzHEA==
@ICooper Was just about to reply, you've done nothing wrong. Code works as expected:
https://sharplab.io/#v2:EYLgtghglgdgNAFxAJwK7wCYgNQB8ACATAIwCwAUPgAwAE+xALANwXV3ECsL5FAbhMhoAzGgF4aMAKYB3GgDEA9goAUAIgASkgDZaFquBJnKAlDQDe5mqoj6rwVTQC+T493wBOYQDoAIgoDKCKhCQibcrADMdITySsr0tMACBj5QAMYIUAowAgCeADwJBgkAfDRJAF7GFGYUNPV0UfgAHHQAbDR+gcGh1eQN5nUDDfyCyJIAzqhaCGKdCgAqABaSy7AA5spJyK5DwzSjBxBaqJJzfsuSAPIIK8hrMJvjUzMGlbv9DY4UezQADsgoPwEGcFMAAFaSDLzS43O4PTZgyHQ57TBApdKZbJ5QrEKjFPFld6/Wqffb0dxbCAVLwAYQU6AQH329XwAHYaKiZtwBt8eGT/oDgaCIVDZhcVgj4njygI+gNSSyKVSdjylRztmr6nzHEA==
ICooper, 6 months ago @davidwengier yeah, JetBrains seems to imply that is a Rosyln bug, which is fixed in the next SDK release. Always hairy with new features, it's like "did I not understand"
@davidwengier yeah, JetBrains seems to imply that is a Rosyln bug, which is fixed in the next SDK release.
Always hairy with new features, it's like "did I not understand"
bitbonk, 6 months ago German @ICooper @davidwengier Is this the issue? https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/70730
@ICooper @davidwengier Is this the issue?
https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/70730
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