LINQ, “Value cannot be null”, yet query evaluates?
If this is in a loop test in the locals window contains the last value of test from the last iteration of the loop Edit: This has really nothing to do with LINQ, but how the debugger works.
If this is in a loop test in the locals window contains the last value of test, from the last iteration of the loop. Edit: This has really nothing to do with LINQ, but how the debugger works.
Ah ha! Well, I did say the answer might be obvious. Thanks a bunch!
– user500038 Dec 1 '10 at 21:39.
It fails on this piece of code, "Value cannot be null, parameter name: source" ... yet it also displays, in the local variables window, "test" as a variable with all its properties populated. VendorContactItem is null. Presumably this would be the first element to be added to the list.
So how is "test" evaluating correctly while simultaneously throwing up that error? I'm new to Linq, so excuse me if this is an obvious question.
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