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Great to see that type of message, but if your new to Visual Studio.NET 2005 edition be warned, making a small mistake compiling might seem to suddenly throw up a lot of unrelated errors from other areas. If you, say accidentally delete a closing brace } symbol at the end of a function, the output window will indicate the error, in the example here, along with another ten that are not relevent.
This is an extremely unhelpful thing the compilers out does, you have to learn to say to yourself, "oh what did I do wrong just before then, and recall you may have missed or deleted a } symbol and learn to ignore the bewildering list of messages with "red" errors etc.
Making a simple mistake in following code seemed to thow up the Errors list as shown.
if (_hasCode > 0.5) { TextBox1.Visible = true; }
else
{
Thecopy column = content.GetWebArticleByCategory(CategoryID); ;
Literal1.Text = column.monologue.ToString();
_hasPic = column.hasPic;
}
}
In fact the errors above have nothing to do with missing out a closing brace } at the end of a function.
They are, as they say they are, unexpected characters, however they are perfectly legal, it's just that the IDE view on a style sheet, by default, does not like any Transitions being added there. Most of the time just ignore these red scribbles if you are quite sure you know you are right.
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