Is this normal practice

[george r smith]

((CustomerDetail)Parent.Parent.Parent).(null);

[John Wood]

It stinks of bad design. And it's syntactically incorrect (the (null) part).
What are you trying to do?

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((CustomerDetail)Parent.Parent.Parent).(null);

[george r smith]

Thanks for reply John.
I am not trying to do anything this is an example of code that is being
"thrown over the wall"
george
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It stinks of bad design. And it's syntactically incorrect (the (null) part). What are you trying to do?

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((CustomerDetail)Parent.Parent.Parent).(null);

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi

That is not correct, nor it makes sense , another thing would be:
( (CustomerDetail)Parent).Parent.Parent

That MAY makes sense

Cheers,

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Florida Department Of Transportation
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((CustomerDetail)Parent.Parent.Parent).(null);