Why am I getting this error>

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Bill,

From the diagram, I can't determine whether or not it is the Text
property that is causing the overflow, or it is the call to EndsWith. I
doubt it is the call to EndsWith, so it makes me think that it is the Text
property that is doing this. It seems to be of type frmTextControl, which I
do not know how it operates. Can you provide more information?


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Bill English said:
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I don't understand why I would be getting this error. I will be glad to
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answer any questions.
 
What would cause such an overflow, so I can look for something. I don't know what type of information you would need. But whatever you need just let me know.
 
What would cause such an overflow, so I can look for something. I don't
know what type of
information you would need. But whatever you need just let me know.
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My name is Tyrone Hernandez. I grew up on the streets, so I'm familiar with
this kind of shiznit. I am down with this, and I'm going to keep it real. In
my hood, such errors be happenin' when one method calls a method, yes calls
the same method dat be callin' the same method, callin' the method again
recursively (I just made that word up -- word up!) callin' a method. When a
method calls itself 65,000 times, the stack explodes [literally] and a
StackOverflowException is thrown [literally]. This is how Neo killed Agent
Smith in the Matrix. Well, I be hearing gun fire outside my crib. I think
it's a gloch9 gun, so I'm going to bolt now.
 
What your boy is saying is your function is calling itself over and over
again until it runs out of stack space. Check for recursive loops in your
program.

Michael Coles
 
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