Unused properties when only used for data binding

You can include the JetBrains.Annotations library and mark the property with
the UsedImplictly attribute which should clear the suggestion.

HTH

David

"Sam Holder" <sam.holder@bentley.com> wrote in message
news:befa57e832ef8ccadcf4acf8d1b@news.jetbrains.com...

It seems that if I create an private class in which I declare a property,
and I only use this class for binding lists to a combo box, resharper
flags that I have not used the property get anywhere and it can be
removed.  When actually it is used  as the DataMember of the combo box:

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IList<PrivateClass> list = GetpopulatedList();
ComboBox.DataSource = list;
ComboBox.DisplayMember = "Name";

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       private class PrivateClass
           {
           public NamedWaypointSourceForm (string name, Form form)
               {
               Name = name;
               Form = form;
               }

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           public string Name { get; private set; }

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           public Form Form { get; private set; }
           }

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Is there anyway that this can be avoided, or is the fact that it is only
used via reflection just one of those things?

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