Question

So, I got to work on this huge project. And the is this HUGE class with hundreds of variables and methods and lots of partial classes.

interface IBusinessReturn
{

    string variableOne { get; set; }
    string variableTwo { get; set; }

    string variableHundred { get; set; }
    //a lot more...
 }

 public partial class BusinessTransaction : IBusinessReturn
{

    private string _variableOne;
    public string variableOne
    {
        get { return variableOne; }
        set { _variableOne= value; }
    }

    private string _variableTwo;
    public string variableTwo
    {
        get { return variableTwo; }
        set { _variableTwo = value; }
    }

    private string _variableHundred;
    public string variableHundred
    {
        get { return variableHundred; }
        set { _variableHundred = value; }
    }

    // And so it goes on till hundreds...
}

And lots of other partials that goes like this:

public partial class BusinessTransaction: IBusinessTransaction238
{
   //Lots of methods
}

The problem is: It is all working except for some new variables I declared. (varOne and Two, in the example above). When I try to set any value to these var I got a StackOverflowException. I’m 100% sure they’re declared just like every other.

This is how i’m calling:

 BusinessTransaction v763 = new BusinessTransaction();

 v763.variableHundred = "Hi"; //working
 v763.variableOne = "Hello"; //StackOverflow HERE.

I just can’t see any reason for why this is happening, and I only hope you can tell me if this have something to do with the huge amount of methods and variables on this class..

Answer 1

Look at your getter – no underscores for any of them. You’re causing an infinite loop.

public string variableOne
{
    get { return variableOne; }
    set { _variableOne= value; }
}