Hi all,
I have a general question concerning the capability of the
PropertyDescriptorCollection. It seems to be impossible to remove a
PropertyDescriptor savely using Remove or RemoveAt. I use framework
1.1. Why does the following code always crash resulting in the error
message "Source array was not long enough. Check srcIndex and length,
and the array's lower bounds.":
PropertyDescriptorCollection PDC = new
PropertyDescriptorCollection(null);
PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "first", ""));
PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "second", ""));
PDC.RemoveAt(0);
But removing the second element works this time:
PropertyDescriptorCollection PDC = new
PropertyDescriptorCollection(null);
PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "first", ""));
PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "second", ""));
PDC.RemoveAt(1);
For me it's impossible to foresee when it will fail, sometimes it's
removable sometimes not.
Thanks in advance,
Frank 1 2197
Im having the same problem. I stepped through my code, and the Length of
the PropertyDescriptorCollection implementation was 2, when I got this
error.
It was trying to remove element at position 0.
Brian Takita
FrankYM wrote: Hi all,
I have a general question concerning the capability of the PropertyDescriptorCollection. It seems to be impossible to remove a PropertyDescriptor savely using Remove or RemoveAt. I use framework 1.1. Why does the following code always crash resulting in the error message "Source array was not long enough. Check srcIndex and length, and the array's lower bounds.":
PropertyDescriptorCollection PDC = new PropertyDescriptorCollection(null); PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "first", "")); PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "second", "")); PDC.RemoveAt(0);
But removing the second element works this time:
PropertyDescriptorCollection PDC = new PropertyDescriptorCollection(null); PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "first", "")); PDC.Add(new MyItemDescriptor(null, "second", "")); PDC.RemoveAt(1);
For me it's impossible to foresee when it will fail, sometimes it's removable sometimes not.
Thanks in advance,
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