I have a situation where multiple clauses of an if..else construct are executing. The code within the true block executes, followed by the second (and last) line of the false block.

A snippet of my C# code is as follows:

bool isEnabled=true;

if (isEnabled)
{
    commentFlag=true;
    strLine="xyz";
}
else
{
    strLineWithLogging = strLine;
    blnCommentThisLine = true; //**This line executes when isEnabled is true!
}

Hence, 'blnCommentThisLine = true' also executes when 'isEnabled' is true. I can avoid this, by using a switch construct, but this seems very odd.

Has anyone encountered this before or can offer any suggestions?

Hi
   could you tell me the declaration of bool variable 'blnCommentThisLine'...
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For completeness, the code snippet with variable declarations, is as follows:

bool isEnabled=true;
bool commentFlag=false;
bool blnCommentThisLine=false;
string strLine;
string strLineWithLogging;

if (isEnabled)
{
    commentFlag=true;
    strLine="xyz";
}
else
{
    strLineWithLogging = strLine;
    blnCommentThisLine = true; //**This line executes when isEnabled is true!
}