Object when passed as a parameter won't initialize in c# and fails
I am trying to pass an object to a method in C# and I am observing that the formal parameter is not being referred to the actual parameter.
My method to which I am passing the object is
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetCommonServerDetails(string servername,DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo)
{}
And I am calling the above method from the below function
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetAppserverDetails(TSClientAddress client)
{
var appServer = client.ClientIISserver.ToUpper();
DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo = new DetailedTSClientInfo();
detailedTsClientInfo.Name = appServer;
detailedTsClientInfo = GetCommonServerDetails(appServer,detailedTsClientInfo);
I tried using ref and out for this object. However, everytime I get this error which says "Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack." and I am not able to get a work around for this.
(Attached an image which shows the error message)
Could anyone please help?
Thanks in advance!
[Edit-1]
Here is the exception which I am encountering.
c#
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
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I am trying to pass an object to a method in C# and I am observing that the formal parameter is not being referred to the actual parameter.
My method to which I am passing the object is
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetCommonServerDetails(string servername,DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo)
{}
And I am calling the above method from the below function
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetAppserverDetails(TSClientAddress client)
{
var appServer = client.ClientIISserver.ToUpper();
DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo = new DetailedTSClientInfo();
detailedTsClientInfo.Name = appServer;
detailedTsClientInfo = GetCommonServerDetails(appServer,detailedTsClientInfo);
I tried using ref and out for this object. However, everytime I get this error which says "Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack." and I am not able to get a work around for this.
(Attached an image which shows the error message)
Could anyone please help?
Thanks in advance!
[Edit-1]
Here is the exception which I am encountering.
c#
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
1
What you are witnessing are debugger anomalies. What is the actual problem you are experiencing in terms of your program itself.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:37
As the object is failing to initialize, my function fails to run and throws an exception with the same error message. Is there any way I can get around this?
– Kalyana Srinivas
Jan 1 at 19:39
I do not understand what you mean by "failing to initialize". Also, as that error message "Unable to evaluate expression" is entirely a debugger message, that is not the error that is causing an actual real exception for you.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:40
What exception do you get when you run it?
– CodingYoshi
Jan 1 at 19:43
1
Also, are you compiling under theDebugconfiguration orRelease? The latter impedes debugging.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:58
|
show 11 more comments
I am trying to pass an object to a method in C# and I am observing that the formal parameter is not being referred to the actual parameter.
My method to which I am passing the object is
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetCommonServerDetails(string servername,DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo)
{}
And I am calling the above method from the below function
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetAppserverDetails(TSClientAddress client)
{
var appServer = client.ClientIISserver.ToUpper();
DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo = new DetailedTSClientInfo();
detailedTsClientInfo.Name = appServer;
detailedTsClientInfo = GetCommonServerDetails(appServer,detailedTsClientInfo);
I tried using ref and out for this object. However, everytime I get this error which says "Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack." and I am not able to get a work around for this.
(Attached an image which shows the error message)
Could anyone please help?
Thanks in advance!
[Edit-1]
Here is the exception which I am encountering.
c#
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
I am trying to pass an object to a method in C# and I am observing that the formal parameter is not being referred to the actual parameter.
My method to which I am passing the object is
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetCommonServerDetails(string servername,DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo)
{}
And I am calling the above method from the below function
public DetailedTSClientInfo GetAppserverDetails(TSClientAddress client)
{
var appServer = client.ClientIISserver.ToUpper();
DetailedTSClientInfo detailedTsClientInfo = new DetailedTSClientInfo();
detailedTsClientInfo.Name = appServer;
detailedTsClientInfo = GetCommonServerDetails(appServer,detailedTsClientInfo);
I tried using ref and out for this object. However, everytime I get this error which says "Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack." and I am not able to get a work around for this.
(Attached an image which shows the error message)
Could anyone please help?
Thanks in advance!
[Edit-1]
Here is the exception which I am encountering.
c#
c#
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
edited Jan 1 at 19:51
Kalyana Srinivas
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
asked Jan 1 at 19:33
Kalyana SrinivasKalyana Srinivas
43
43
1
What you are witnessing are debugger anomalies. What is the actual problem you are experiencing in terms of your program itself.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:37
As the object is failing to initialize, my function fails to run and throws an exception with the same error message. Is there any way I can get around this?
– Kalyana Srinivas
Jan 1 at 19:39
I do not understand what you mean by "failing to initialize". Also, as that error message "Unable to evaluate expression" is entirely a debugger message, that is not the error that is causing an actual real exception for you.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:40
What exception do you get when you run it?
– CodingYoshi
Jan 1 at 19:43
1
Also, are you compiling under theDebugconfiguration orRelease? The latter impedes debugging.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:58
|
show 11 more comments
1
What you are witnessing are debugger anomalies. What is the actual problem you are experiencing in terms of your program itself.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:37
As the object is failing to initialize, my function fails to run and throws an exception with the same error message. Is there any way I can get around this?
– Kalyana Srinivas
Jan 1 at 19:39
I do not understand what you mean by "failing to initialize". Also, as that error message "Unable to evaluate expression" is entirely a debugger message, that is not the error that is causing an actual real exception for you.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:40
What exception do you get when you run it?
– CodingYoshi
Jan 1 at 19:43
1
Also, are you compiling under theDebugconfiguration orRelease? The latter impedes debugging.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:58
1
1
What you are witnessing are debugger anomalies. What is the actual problem you are experiencing in terms of your program itself.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:37
What you are witnessing are debugger anomalies. What is the actual problem you are experiencing in terms of your program itself.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:37
As the object is failing to initialize, my function fails to run and throws an exception with the same error message. Is there any way I can get around this?
– Kalyana Srinivas
Jan 1 at 19:39
As the object is failing to initialize, my function fails to run and throws an exception with the same error message. Is there any way I can get around this?
– Kalyana Srinivas
Jan 1 at 19:39
I do not understand what you mean by "failing to initialize". Also, as that error message "Unable to evaluate expression" is entirely a debugger message, that is not the error that is causing an actual real exception for you.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:40
I do not understand what you mean by "failing to initialize". Also, as that error message "Unable to evaluate expression" is entirely a debugger message, that is not the error that is causing an actual real exception for you.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:40
What exception do you get when you run it?
– CodingYoshi
Jan 1 at 19:43
What exception do you get when you run it?
– CodingYoshi
Jan 1 at 19:43
1
1
Also, are you compiling under the
Debug configuration or Release? The latter impedes debugging.– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:58
Also, are you compiling under the
Debug configuration or Release? The latter impedes debugging.– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:58
|
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What you are witnessing are debugger anomalies. What is the actual problem you are experiencing in terms of your program itself.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:37
As the object is failing to initialize, my function fails to run and throws an exception with the same error message. Is there any way I can get around this?
– Kalyana Srinivas
Jan 1 at 19:39
I do not understand what you mean by "failing to initialize". Also, as that error message "Unable to evaluate expression" is entirely a debugger message, that is not the error that is causing an actual real exception for you.
– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:40
What exception do you get when you run it?
– CodingYoshi
Jan 1 at 19:43
1
Also, are you compiling under the
Debugconfiguration orRelease? The latter impedes debugging.– Kirk Woll
Jan 1 at 19:58