Bug Report T456824
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The CodeRush References window does not find references to a default property when the property is defined more than once

created 8 years ago

I have a default property TestProperty which is defined with a String argument and with an Integer argument :

Visual Basic
Default Public ReadOnly Property TestProperty(pKey As String) As String Get Return pKey End Get End Property Default Public ReadOnly Property TestProperty(pKey As Integer) As String Get Return pKey.ToString() End Get End Property

I call the property once with each argument type :

Visual Basic
Public Sub TestSub() Dim lTestString As String = Me.TestProperty("Test") Dim lTestInteger As String = Me.TestProperty(8) End Sub

As you can see in the attached screen shot, Visual Studio find the two references.
When I hit Shift-F12 on TestProperty, the References window opens and keep searching without finding anything.

With only one argument type defined, all works fine.

Comments (1)
DevExpress Support Team 8 years ago

    Hi Cedric,
    Thanks for the code snippets and screenshot.
    I have managed to reproduce the issue. Please give us some time to research the issue in detail.

    Answers approved by DevExpress Support

    created 8 years ago (modified 8 years ago)

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