Worthless Exceptions [modified]
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[Vent Warning] "EntitySet was modified during enumeration." Oh really, thats not good. Which "EntitySet" was modified? That might be helpful information.... instead I get to figure out why a block of code that shouldn't be changing any of the lists I am enumerating is. But of course I don't know which list is... [/Vent Warning] -- modified at 22:22 Saturday 19th May, 2007 I'm not trying to debug, or look for answers (I would be using the correct forums if I were), just venting. And for the record I fixed it, but the solution made even less sense than the exception :)
Matt Newman
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Debugger? Break on exception? (Semi-OT: I really miss data breakpoints sometimes...)
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Shog9 wrote:
Debugger? Break on exception?
Thats what the debugger is giving me, and thats all. And the block of code that seems to be causing it shouldn't be causing it (it makes no sense)
Matt Newman
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Shog9 wrote:
Debugger? Break on exception?
Thats what the debugger is giving me, and thats all. And the block of code that seems to be causing it shouldn't be causing it (it makes no sense)
Matt Newman
Matt Newman wrote:
it makes no sense
Heh, if i had a nickel for every time i've looked at a crash report coming in and said that*... *I'd have like... $100. Weak. Um, if only i had $100 for every...
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Shog9 wrote:
Debugger? Break on exception?
Thats what the debugger is giving me, and thats all. And the block of code that seems to be causing it shouldn't be causing it (it makes no sense)
Matt Newman
Then we'll need more information.
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Then we'll need more information.
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[Vent Warning] "EntitySet was modified during enumeration." Oh really, thats not good. Which "EntitySet" was modified? That might be helpful information.... instead I get to figure out why a block of code that shouldn't be changing any of the lists I am enumerating is. But of course I don't know which list is... [/Vent Warning] -- modified at 22:22 Saturday 19th May, 2007 I'm not trying to debug, or look for answers (I would be using the correct forums if I were), just venting. And for the record I fixed it, but the solution made even less sense than the exception :)
Matt Newman
Debuggers are sneaky - they work with the bugs to throw you off the scent.
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Matt Newman wrote:
it makes no sense
Heh, if i had a nickel for every time i've looked at a crash report coming in and said that*... *I'd have like... $100. Weak. Um, if only i had $100 for every...
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Aint THAT the truth!
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Whoa, there - don't turn this into a programming question thread... ;)
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Well, I was thinking of adding "and move it to the appropriate forum", but I didn't want to imply that this was the wrong forum for the original post.
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Debuggers are sneaky - they work with the bugs to throw you off the scent.
What we need is a double-D bugger, so at least we enjoy the trip.
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Debuggers are sneaky - they work with the bugs to throw you off the scent.
Yeah, I fixed the crash but it had nothing to do with the exception I was getting... Go figure.
Matt Newman
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Debuggers are sneaky - they work with the bugs to throw you off the scent.
Nnamdi Onyeyiri wrote:
Debuggers are sneaky - they work with the bugs to throw you off the scent.
Absolutely...sometimes I think that's their mission in life. :)
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Shog9 wrote:
Debugger? Break on exception?
Thats what the debugger is giving me, and thats all. And the block of code that seems to be causing it shouldn't be causing it (it makes no sense)
Matt Newman
Matt Newman wrote:
(it makes no sense)
Is this a multi-threaded app? That may be why.
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Matt Newman wrote:
(it makes no sense)
Is this a multi-threaded app? That may be why.
- Your choice of lifestyle is an abomination. - But I've been this way since I was a child. - The scriptures say it is of the Devil! - But who am I hurting by being this way? - It's EVIL! You must renounce this behavior! - What if it's NATURAL? - There's no proof of that! BEING LEFT HANDED IN THE MIDDLE AGES.
Al Beback wrote:
Is this a multi-threaded app?
Nope.
Matt Newman
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Shog9 wrote:
Debugger? Break on exception?
Thats what the debugger is giving me, and thats all. And the block of code that seems to be causing it shouldn't be causing it (it makes no sense)
Matt Newman
At least it's more helpful then the TargetInvocationExceptions in WPF telling you theres an error in the markup when there is none. Really helpful ;P
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Debuggers are sneaky - they work with the bugs to throw you off the scent.
I've had days where I felt like that. Then I took my meds, and everything was all better.
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[Vent Warning] "EntitySet was modified during enumeration." Oh really, thats not good. Which "EntitySet" was modified? That might be helpful information.... instead I get to figure out why a block of code that shouldn't be changing any of the lists I am enumerating is. But of course I don't know which list is... [/Vent Warning] -- modified at 22:22 Saturday 19th May, 2007 I'm not trying to debug, or look for answers (I would be using the correct forums if I were), just venting. And for the record I fixed it, but the solution made even less sense than the exception :)
Matt Newman