When debugging I cannot see the jagged array contents as I would using normal arrays. Is this a bug or do i need to do something to see the data?
does it work with emulators?
Nope. I don’t remember ever noticing this before. I’m not sure I know enough about VS to understand how 4.2 could cause this if it is new though.
EDIT: Works fine in a regular Windows console app. So, it definitely is a NETMF anomaly.
@ ianlee74,
I’m using 4.1 at the moment.
Well, I guess we can assume then that 4.2 inherited this “feature”. Sounds like a great addition to the list for 4.3. You may want to mozy on over to
and fill out a bug report if one doesn’t already exist.
@ ianlee74,
That will have to wait, as its almost 4am in the uk and i need my sleep now.
I also used JA in my code and this is a pain to not be abble to navigate inside this structure. The only thing we can do is to defined explicitely JA[X][Y] and this is really time consumming.
@ GUS: I have never try with the emulator but this can be check easily.
I have just try with the emulator, and it does not work. The only way is to define that you look for x[0], x[1]…
@ Davef: As soon as you are going out to your bed, you can go on codeplex
Feature report filed!
Can you add a link to the request? So we can vote for it…
After I’ve voted for your issue I’ve noticed that you reported it to be a codeplex issue not .net mf issue Please remove it and add to this project:
@ Gralin,
Thanks I just changed the link, but I dont know how to remove the issue from codeplex. Help!
you got my vote!
maybe some admin will delete it for you or it will disappear in history
You got my vote also… hope the .netmf team will react and solve this.
Funny, indeed I don’t see a delete button in my submitted issues. I guess Wouter is right, you have to wait for someone to reject it.
Thre’s a “contact us” mail lost somewhere on codeplex… i will try to find it.
…Edit:
This was written in the Faq
Maybe you should write there: https://www.codeplex.com/site/contact
Guys,
I’ve left a request for Admin to delete and a link to where the issue is now located.
This is also very painfull when spying a hashtable. You can not spy directly an item of the HT. You’re obliged first to spy the HT entirely and then items per items look for the correct one.