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    Lutoslaw
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    Just spent 1,5 hours on error which came out to be just a tupotypo. I had a simple WPF binding:

    public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
    DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(SeparateVoicesInputVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

    In a user-control. Tired of trying to get UserControl-HostWindow binding working (at least 4 hours), I have given up and broke design rules by pastying all the stuff to the MainWindow. Still, it didn't work. Time was passing while I was switching binding parameters with no effect. Finally, I decided to ask CP for this and, while writing a message, I have noticed one detail...

    public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
    DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(MainWindowVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

    Oh dear :~

    Greetings - Jacek

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      Just spent 1,5 hours on error which came out to be just a tupotypo. I had a simple WPF binding:

      public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
      DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(SeparateVoicesInputVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

      In a user-control. Tired of trying to get UserControl-HostWindow binding working (at least 4 hours), I have given up and broke design rules by pastying all the stuff to the MainWindow. Still, it didn't work. Time was passing while I was switching binding parameters with no effect. Finally, I decided to ask CP for this and, while writing a message, I have noticed one detail...

      public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
      DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(MainWindowVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

      Oh dear :~

      Greetings - Jacek

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      Brisingr Aerowing
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      Oops! I hate those small typos that cause errors (often in places not even remotely close to the actual typo!!) :( :sigh: :mad:

      Attempting to load signature... A NullSignatureException was unhandled. Message: "No signature exists"

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      • L Lutoslaw

        Just spent 1,5 hours on error which came out to be just a tupotypo. I had a simple WPF binding:

        public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
        DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(SeparateVoicesInputVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

        In a user-control. Tired of trying to get UserControl-HostWindow binding working (at least 4 hours), I have given up and broke design rules by pastying all the stuff to the MainWindow. Still, it didn't work. Time was passing while I was switching binding parameters with no effect. Finally, I decided to ask CP for this and, while writing a message, I have noticed one detail...

        public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
        DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(MainWindowVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

        Oh dear :~

        Greetings - Jacek

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        Fabio Franco
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        The funny thing is that when get problems like this (not only typos), I too often find the problem when trying to explain it to someone else or while posting to a forum. If only I would ask for help earlier, I wouldn't need it earlier too :sigh:

        "To alcohol! The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems" - Homer Simpson "Our heads are round so our thoughts can change direction." ― Francis Picabia

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        • F Fabio Franco

          The funny thing is that when get problems like this (not only typos), I too often find the problem when trying to explain it to someone else or while posting to a forum. If only I would ask for help earlier, I wouldn't need it earlier too :sigh:

          "To alcohol! The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems" - Homer Simpson "Our heads are round so our thoughts can change direction." ― Francis Picabia

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          Moshe Katz
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          Let me second this observation. I have lost count of the number of times that I have found (mostly typo) bugs by trying to describe the problem to a coworker.

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          • L Lutoslaw

            Just spent 1,5 hours on error which came out to be just a tupotypo. I had a simple WPF binding:

            public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
            DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(SeparateVoicesInputVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

            In a user-control. Tired of trying to get UserControl-HostWindow binding working (at least 4 hours), I have given up and broke design rules by pastying all the stuff to the MainWindow. Still, it didn't work. Time was passing while I was switching binding parameters with no effect. Finally, I decided to ask CP for this and, while writing a message, I have noticed one detail...

            public static readonly DependencyProperty SopranTextProperty =
            DependencyProperty.Register("SopranText", typeof(string), typeof(MainWindowVM), new UIPropertyMetadata(""));

            Oh dear :~

            Greetings - Jacek

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            Gary R Wheeler
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            Back in school I once spent two days and several hours debugging a problem caused by an 'h' that was supposed to be a 'b', and vice versa.

            Software Zen: delete this;

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