Property not accessible even though declared public?

Although I haven’t tested it, I strongly suspect that if I copy and paste your code into Visual Studio, it will not produce the error you quoted. (Even your edited version. ).

Although I haven’t tested it, I strongly suspect that if I copy and paste your code into Visual Studio, it will not produce the error you quoted. (Even your edited version. ) Please post an example that actually produces the error.

Trim your project down to the bones and post just the bits that are relevant to the problem. In all likelihood, you will find the error in the process yourself :).

You were essentially right. The issue was that I had another error (which I mistakenly thought was not relevant). Once I resolved that error, my initial question was resolved.

– Christopher Logel May 4 '11 at 20:07.

(right-click Entity in Visual Studio, go to definition).

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