wpf: XamlWriter and stack overflow

[moondaddy]

I'm trying to serialize some xaml elements using the XamlWriter and I'm
getting a stack overflow error because the elements have some public
properties which get called about a million ( a lot) times. As I step
through the code the only thing that executes is the getter in these
properties and I don't know what would be calling them. any ideas on how to
trouble shoot this?

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[Chris Jobson]

Re: XamlWriter and stack overflow

I'm trying to serialize some xaml elements using the XamlWriter and I'm

getting a stack overflow error because the elements have some public
properties which get called about a million ( a lot) times. As I step
through the code the only thing that executes is the getter in these
properties and I don't know what would be calling them. any ideas on how
to trouble shoot this?

Just a guess - is there any chance that one of these properties is defined
in terms of itself, e.g.:

private int myInt;
public int MyInt { get { return MyInt; } } // note capital M in last word
instead of
public int MyInt { get { return myInt; } } // note small m

Chris Jobson

[moondaddy]

Re: XamlWriter and stack overflow

Here's one of them:

public object Child
{
get { return _child; }
set { _child = value; }
}



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>I'm trying to serialize some xaml elements using the XamlWriter and I'm
>getting a stack overflow error because the elements have some public
>properties which get called about a million ( a lot) times. As I step
>through the code the only thing that executes is the getter in these
>properties and I don't know what would be calling them. any ideas on how
>to trouble shoot this?

>
Just a guess - is there any chance that one of these properties is defined
in terms of itself, e.g.:
>
private int myInt;
public int MyInt { get { return MyInt; } } // note capital M in last
word
instead of
public int MyInt { get { return myInt; } } // note small m
>
Chris Jobson
>

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Re: wpf: XamlWriter and stack overflow

On Jun 10, 10:33 pm, "moondaddy" <moonda...@news group.nospamwro te:

I'm trying to serialize some xaml elements using the XamlWriter and I'm
getting a stack overflow error because the elements have some public
properties which get called about a million ( a lot) times.

You don't get a stack overflow error just because a property is called
millions of times. You get a stack overflow when you've got recursion
somewhere - one property calling itself (or A calling B calling A
etc).

Have you managed to recover a stack trace? It's not always possible
with stack overflows, but if you can get one it should show what's
going on.

Jon

[Linda Liu[MSFT]]

RE: wpf: XamlWriter and stack overflow

Thanks Chris for your help!

Hi George,

Generally speaking, the overflow exception occurs in case of a very deep or
unbounded recursion.

Please check the code of the XAML elements you would serialize. After you
find them, make some modifications and the problem should be solved.

If you need our assistance, please show us the code of the XAML elements.

For more information on the XMLWriter class, please refer to the following
MSDN document:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr....xamlwriter(VS.
85).aspx

Hope this helps.

Sincerely,
Linda Liu
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[Chris Jobson]

Re: XamlWriter and stack overflow

Here's one of them:

>
public object Child
{
get { return _child; }
set { _child = value; }
}

That looks fine. I've no other ideas at present - can you post a small code
sample that demonstrates the problem?

Chris