How to identify where an overridden property is referred?

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I've code as given below. Placed cursor on SelectSPName and pressed Shift+F12 to find all its reference. But it is not shown. How to identify all it's reference?

C#

public partial class CUtilitiesConfig
{
........
.........
    public override string SelectSPName
        {
            get
            {
                return CUtilitiesConfig.ConstSelectSPName;
            }

        }
}

Posted 1-Mar-13 0:20am

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Updated 1-Mar-13 4:08am

Sandeep Mewara

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phil.o 1-Mar-13 7:24am

You do not show from which class your CUtilitiesConfig inherits.

To override something (property or method), it must be present in a base class ; if your class does not inherit a specific class, then it inherits the object class, on which you only have four elements to override : ToString(), GetHashCode(), Equals() and GetType().

Raja Soosai 1-Mar-13 7:30am

The overriding is used to identifying at run time. You cant find its used areas at compile time.

Gajendra Yadav 1-Mar-13 10:11am

Check Namespace is added properly or let me know

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-03-01T05:12:00

Solution 1

Logically, you cannot know what references there are specifically to an overridden object - since the call is always written to the base class and diverted by the system to the "newest" overload at run time there are no specific references to a derived class version.

Posted 1-Mar-13 5:12am

OriginalGriff