Returning value of static property from public instance property?

This is the first thing I ever did with properties :) -- you're recursively calling the y setter rather than setting a backing field. Since it calls itself, it will eventually stackoverflow Each setter is syntactic sugar and is basically a method call. What you've done is basically equivalent to doing this with a method: public class SomeClass { public string GetValue() { return "some string"; } public void SetValue(string arg) { SetValue(arg); // recursively calls itself until stackoverflow } }.

This is the first thing I ever did with properties :) -- you're recursively calling the y setter rather than setting a backing field. Since it calls itself, it will eventually stackoverflow. Each setter is syntactic sugar and is basically a method call.

What you've done is basically equivalent to doing this with a method: public class SomeClass { public string GetValue() { return "some string"; } public void SetValue(string arg) { SetValue(arg); // recursively calls itself until stackoverflow } }.

Oh yes! Thanks Mark. What a rookie mistake :P – Jamie Dixon Apr 18 '10 at 19:08 Easy one to make... I'm sure a lot of people have done this :) – Mark Simpson Apr 18 '10 at 19:10.

You wrote y = value; instead of x = value; in the setter! Note, that for simple properties you can use public string y { get; set; } Which will automatically generate a hidden field.

Thanks Danvil. I didn't use an automatic property for this because I was testing what happens when you return the value of a static field from a non static property. :) – Jamie Dixon Apr 18 '10 at 19:19 I see, so my answer was somehow misdirected then :) – Danvil Apr 18 '10 at 20:00.

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