Question

I am trying to save a floating point values (from a Float[] array) to a variable property (of type float), but I am not able to save it correctly. Everytime I want to save a new value, the variable property never accepts the new value and keep retaining the intialized value only. Here I am trying to save value,

CommandLineVariables.PiSenseResistor = tempFloatArray[0];

Where,

• CommandLineVariables is the class name
• PiSenseResistor is the variable property
• tempFloatArray is the float array from which I want to save value

I tried using single stepping and watching the variable property value, but always after the execution of the above mentioned instruction, it shows the initialized value only.

The same thing I am doing with other variable properties as well and they are working correctly. I am wondering what I am doing wrong with this saving of floating point number into variable property.

Edited

Adding some extract of the code:

//variable initialization
private static float piOffsetPressure = 1.01295f;

//Property definition for the variable
    public float PiOffsetPressure
    {
        get
        {
            return piOffsetPressure;
        }
        set
        {
            piOffsetPressure = value;
        }
    }

 

//Copy the parameter value into its corresponding property

if (!Convert.ToBoolean(ReturnCode))
{
    CommandLineVariables.PiOffsetPressure = tempFloatArray[0];
    CommandLineVariables.PdOffsetPressure = tempFloatArray[1];
}

Answer 1

You are setting PiOffsetPressure, but the property you posted is PiSenseResistor. Why would setting one affect the other?