c# - Unable to step over property evaluation -


My problem began a few days ago, before that everything was working fine, no major changes were made .

The following code sample is:

  results = GetTestPlanResultDetails (filters, result ID, config);  

And here is the filter class:

  Public class dashboard filter {public dashboard filter (); Public Short [] Risk Levels {Receive} This Risk Level Select spilt (',') (Short purse) .oir (); } Set {this.riskLevels = string.Join (",", value); }} Public Short [] TestMethods {Get} this return.Methods.Split (','). Select (short.Parse). ToArray (); } Set {this.testMethods = string.Join (",", value); }} Public String Risk Levels {Receive; Set; } Public string testMethods {get; Set; } Public Bulls include resets {receive; Set; }}  

Issue is that whenever I want to move inside the function inside the function, then this Risklewell moves into the property evaluation that is inside the dashboard filter class. I have already enabled "step at properties and operators" in debug settings.

Whenever I pass the 'tap' in the form of a filter, move in the works but when using the dashboard filter class object it always evaluates the property and never goes inside the function which I can debug Want to do Please help!

I got this problem manually by connecting this process to the debugger process' w3wp is. Exe '.

Before I engage the Visual Studio into the debugger process myself, if I try to move inside it using F19, but this behavior is not being done recently .


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