C# - null vs "Could not evaluate expression"
- by Vaccano
I have code like this:
private Box mCurBox;
public Box CurBox
{
get { return mCurBox; }
set
{
if (mCurBox != value)
{
mCurBox = value;
}
}
}
When mCurBox is null then CurBox the debugger says "Could not be evaluated". If it knows that the value underneath is null then how come it can't figure it out?
