Why geting only half of the array?

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hi why, in what condition Temp1, Temp2, Temp3 is not bying outputed

public static readonly Queue<string> GetTemps = new Queue<string>(new string[] { "Temp1", "Temp2", "Temp3", "Temp4", "Temp5", "Temp6" });

        public NmView()
        {
            Queue<string> qu = ItemData.GetTemps;

            MessageBox.Show("Count: " + qu.Count);

            foreach (string item in qu)
            {
                MessageBox.Show(item);
            }
        }

Output Count: 3, Temp4, Temp5, Temp6

What I have tried:

googling, askt on few discord chanels no answer so far...

Posted 4-Feb-20 1:04am

Valteris Eidukevicius

Updated 4-Feb-20 1:29am

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phil.o 4-Feb-20 7:08am

Put a breakpoint on the first line of the NmView method, press F5, and inspect the contents of the qu variable. Is there a chance that you already called the Dequeue method 3 times before calling the NmView method?

Valteris Eidukevicius 4-Feb-20 7:15am

There are 2 user controls that uses GetTems so ading those + test 3 cals in total does that breaks something ?

Valteris Eidukevicius 4-Feb-20 7:18am

Queue<string> is a class and i am simply clearing its instance with deque, so solution would by pasing copy ?

phil.o 4-Feb-20 7:21am

Whenever you call the Dequeue method, then the first element is returned AND removed from the queue. If you don't want to remove the element, use the Peek method instead.
Queue<T> Class[^]

Valteris Eidukevicius 4-Feb-20 7:43am

Peek seams to by messing with iterations, passing a copy seams to by right way

Valteris Eidukevicius 4-Feb-20 7:46am

Temps are used for Bindings and not all bying Peeked so after instance is done is there are a way to return Next to 0 ?

Valteris Eidukevicius 4-Feb-20 8:17am

Nope FirstOrDefoult() does not set Next to 0, left a mistake in code, anyway pasing copy works

Valteris Eidukevicius 4-Feb-20 7:28am

Your suggestion about deque being called in multiple instances was right

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Valteris Eidukevicius · Accepted Answer · 2020-02-04T01:29:00

Solution 1

Kinda was dum simple thind on which i wasted alot of time, Solution:

public static Queue<string> GetTemps => new Queue<string>(new string[]  
    { "Temp1", "Temp2", "Temp3", "Temp4", "Temp5", "Temp6"});

Posted 4-Feb-20 1:29am

Valteris Eidukevicius

Updated 4-Feb-20 2:52am

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