C# - Determine if class initializaion causes infinite recursion?
- by John M
I am working on porting a VB6 application to C# (Winforms 3.5) and while doing so I'm trying to break up the functionality into various classes (ie database class, data validation class, string manipulation class).
Right now when I attempt to run the program in Debug mode the program pauses and then crashes with a StackOverFlowException. VS 2008 suggests a infinite recursion cause.
I have been trying to trace what might be causing this recursion and right now my only hypothesis is that class initializations (which I do in the header(?) of each class).
My thought is this:
mainForm initializes classA
classA initializes classB
classB initializes classA
....
Does this make sense or should I be looking elsewhere?
UPDATE1 (a code sample):
mainForm
namespace john
{
public partial class frmLogin : Form
{
stringCustom sc = new sc();
stringCustom
namespace john
{
class stringCustom
{
retrieveValues rv = new retrieveValues();
retrieveValues
namespace john
{
class retrieveValues
{
stringCustom sc = new stringCustom();
