Given the following (heavily edited, pseudo-)code:
int count = 0;
thing.Stub(m => m.AddBlah()).WhenCalled(o => count++);
thing.Stub(m => m.RemoveBlah()).WhenCalled(o => count--);
DoStuff(thing);
Assert.AreEqual(1, count);
ReSharper provides a warning on count - "Access to modified closure". I understand why I'm getting this warning (the count variable is being modified in two different lambdas, and is likely to have undesirable semantics), but I don't understand ReSharper's advice: "Wrap local variable in array". If I let ReSharper do this, I get:
int count[] = { 0 };
thing.Stub(m => m.AddBlah()).WhenCalled(o => count[0]++);
thing.Stub(m => m.RemoveBlah()).WhenCalled(o => count[0]--);
DoStuff(thing);
Assert.AreEqual(1, count[0]);
And no warning.
Why is using an array safe?