Incorrect(?) "setter not used" warning

Whi is it invalid?

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>I guess that the attached screenshot says it all

Sorry, I see the problem

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Whi is it invalid?

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"Gabriel Lozano-Moran" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>>I guess that the attached screenshot says it all
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Fixed in the next build

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>I guess that the attached screenshot says it all

Gabriel Lozano-Morán wrote:

I guess that the attached screenshot says it all

Hm, I think the warning is valid. Since the property WagonId is declared
private the compiler can tell if set is used or not. And I suppose
WagonId is not assigned a value anywhere within your class.

If you make the setter public the hint should go away.

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Jens

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Acutally I am using the setter in the getter.

Gabriel Lozano-Morán wrote:

Acutally I am using the setter in the getter.

Oops. And I thought I looked properly before sending the posting. :)


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Jens

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It's my fault I should have mentioned it