*SOLVED - See below*

I wrote a wrapper class for an animated sprite which takes a texture from the Game class.  The texture loads fine and passes into the constructor fine but crashes on the line commented:

public AnimatedSprite(Texture2D text, Rectangle bounds, Rectangle sourceBounds, int frameCount, int spriteOffset)
{
     this.texture = text; //Crash occurs here.
     this.frameCount = frameCount;
     this.spriteOffset = spriteOffset;
     this.sourceBounds = sourceBounds;
     this.isLooped = true;
     this.bounds = bounds;
}

However there is no error given; it just exits with code 0.  'texture' is a public property of AnimatedSprite.  Any help is certainly appreciated because I'm completely lost.

*SOLUTION*

The setter was self assigning which leads to a recursive self-assigning function which results in a stack overflow.  Unfortunately the stack overflow error is 0 for some reason.  I made the following changes:

ORIGINAL CODE
----------------------------
public Texture2D texture
        {
            get
            {
                return texture;
            }
            set
            {
                texture = value;
            }
        }
----------------------------

NEW CODE
----------------------------
protected Texture2D texture;
public Texture2D Texture
        {
            get
            {
                return texture;
            }
            set
            {
                texture = value;
            }
        }
----------------------------

I also repeated this for every property in the class.

Look at the implementation of texture.set.

public Texture2D texture
{
  get
  {
    return texture;
  }
  set
  {
    texture = value;
  }
}

Very simple implementation.

Nuvious:

However there is no error given; it just exits with code 0. 

When you debug this happens? Also, try putting some exception handling in there.

Adding the try-catch resulted in the same behavior.  Also Exit 0 is the code for exiting successfully, so it makes sense that no exception was caught.

So putting a breakpoint on that line and stepping through it just completely crashes? Is the texture you're passing still valid on that line before you step over it?

Nuvious:

public Texture2D texture
{
  get
  {
    return texture;
  }
  set
  {
    texture = value;
  }
}

Property returning/assigning itself causes stack overflow, right? :]

Does it? 0.o

Please elaborate w/link or explanation.

*EDIT* Never mind.  Can't believe I didn't catch that.  It would still be nice if the error wasn't 0 on a stack overflow.

You're basically putting your game into an endless loop. You have a property called "texture" that sets a property called "texture" and gets a value called "texture". So anytime you try to retrieve a value or set a value, the code just continually loops.

You're like, hey, set this object "texture" equal to something and the code is like sure, no problem, let me just check inside my setter what object I'm supposed to store that in. Oh, here it is, it's called texture, let me just set that value. Oh looks like a property, let me just check inside my setter to see what object I'm supposed to store that in. Oh here it is, it's called "texture", let me just set that value. Oh looks like a property, let me just check in side my setter to see what object I'm sup....well you get the point.

Basically your Getter and Setter should be getting and setting an object that isn't your property's name.

Crap...just saw you figured it out :)  And after I wrote that nice explanation of recursion on properties! Oh well, glad you found it!

Nuvious:

It would still be nice if the error wasn't 0 on a stack overflow.

If you had actually debugged this as I'd told you to do you would have spotted it immediately.