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200 | 1033 | Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor |
201 | 1033 | Microsoft (R) Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2010. All rights reserved.
usage: msvsmon [options]
options:
/allow:<dom>\<user> Allow 'user' to connect
/name:<server_name> Sets the name of the msvsmon server
/timeout:<time in seconds> Sets the maximum amount of idle time before msvsmon exits
/nostatus Don't show the status Window on startup
/silent Display no user interface
/noauth Set authentication mode to 'no authentication'.
/anyuser Allow any user to connect (no authentication mode only)
/port:<number> Set the TCP/IP port number (no authentication mode only)
/noclrwarn Do not warn if an incompatible v2.0+ CLR is installed
/nosecuritywarn Do not warn if potentially insecure options are enabled
/noguestonlywarn Do not warn about 'Guest only' network access local security policy
/nofirewallwarn Do not warn if the Windows Firewall will block remote debugging
/nowowwarn Do not warn when running under WOW64 |
202 | 1033 | Invalid command line argument. Execute msvsmon /? for help. |
203 | 1033 | The following users will have your privileges when they connect on your machine. This is a security risk.
Users: '%s'
Are you sure you want to allow them to debug? (Use /nosecuritywarn to suppress this warning) |
204 | 1033 | This is the Win32 version of the Remote Debug Monitor. This does not allow debugging of Win64 processes.
Do you want to continue? (Use /nowowwarn to suppress this warning) |
205 | 1033 | Remote Debugging Options |
206 | 1033 | Remote Debugging |
207 | 1033 | Debug |
208 | 1033 | The permissions for Remote Debugging have been changed so that additional users can debug. Users will have your privileges when they debug on your machine. This is a security risk.
Are you sure you want to allow them to debug? |
209 | 1033 | Date and Time |
210 | 1033 | Description |
211 | 1033 | Msvsmon started a new server named '%s'. Waiting for new connections. |
212 | 1033 | Msvsmon started a new server named '%s'. Authentication is disabled. Waiting for new connections. |
214 | 1033 | Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor
Version |
215 | 1033 | Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 2010. All rights reserved. |
216 | 1033 | One or more users are currently connected. Exiting will abort these connections, which may result in data loss from Visual Studio. Please wait until all connections have ended.
Are you sure you want to exit anyway? |
217 | 1033 | %u connections |
218 | 1033 | WARNING: Remote debugging in 'No Authentication' mode is not a secure way to debug your application. |
220 | 1033 | The Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor cannot debug managed code running on the currently installed version of the Microsoft .NET Framework. It requires version %u.%u.%u of the .NET Framework. This does not affect debugging native applications or application that use Microsoft .NET Framework version 1.1 or 2.0.
Do you want to continue? (Use /noclrwarn to suppress this warning) |
222 | 1033 | Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor will not be able to debug applications because the 'Network access: Sharing and security model for local accounts' local security policy option is set to 'Guest only - local users authenticate as Guest'. This can be configured with the 'Local Security Settings' administration tool.
Do you want to continue? (Use /noguestonlywarn to suppress this warning) |
223 | 1033 | Msvsmon has been launched with the '/noauth' option, which disables authentication. This is a security risk. This option should only be used on networks that have no hostile traffic, and should never be used to debug across the internet. NOTE: Running Msvsmon with the '/noauth' option can only be used to debug native code.
Are you sure you want to continue? (Use /nosecuritywarn to suppress this warning) |
224 | 1033 | Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor [Authentication Disabled] |
225 | 1033 | The Remote Debugging Monitor is still running. Click here for details. |
226 | 1033 | The Windows Firewall on this machine is currently blocking remote debugging. Remote debugging requires that the remote debugging monitor be allowed to receive information from the network. Remote debugging also requires file sharing, DCOM (TCP Port 135) and IPSEC (UDP 4500 / UDP 500) be unblocked. For more information on remote debugging and firewalls, see the 'Remote Debugging' help topic in Visual Studio. |
227 | 1033 | The remote debugger has encountered a serious internal error, and must abort the remote debugging session. Please restart debugging. |
228 | 1033 | The remote debugger is unable to communicate with Visual Studio, and must abort the remote debugging session. Please restart debugging. |
229 | 1033 | The remote debugger was closed while a remote debugging session was active. This remote debugger must abort this session. To restart debugging, restart the remote debugger. |
230 | 1033 | Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor (Administrator) |
231 | 1033 | Visual Studio Remote Debugging Monitor [Authentication Disabled] (Administrator) |
240 | 1033 | The following error occurred: %s
View Msvsmon's help for more information. |
241 | 1033 | Msvsmon was unable to allow user '%s' to connect. The following error occurred: %s
View Msvsmon's help for more information. |
242 | 1033 | Msvsmon was unable to start a server named '%s'. The following error occurred: %s
View Msvsmon's help for more information. |
243 | 1033 | Your new options can not be applied. %s
View Msvsmon's help for more information. |
244 | 1033 | Msvsmon was unable to launch a child process. %s
No more connections can be accepted. |
245 | 1033 | Could not configure the Windows firewall. %s |
246 | 1033 | WARNING: Unable to determine if the Windows Firewall is blocking remote debugging. %s
(Use /nofirewallwarn to suppress this warning) |
250 | 1033 | The server name is invalid. |
251 | 1033 | The format of a server name is '<server-name>@<machine-name>'. '<Machine-name>' portion of this server name does not match this computer's name. |
252 | 1033 | The length of the server name was too long. |
253 | 1033 | An instance of msvsmon with the same server name is already running. |
254 | 1033 | User name can not be found. |
255 | 1033 | Cannot stop server because one or more users are currently connected. |
256 | 1033 | The operating system is newer than the debugger understands. |
257 | 1033 | The TCP/IP port number is invalid. Valid ports are from 1 to 65534. |
258 | 1033 | An instance of msvsmon is already running on this machine in no authentication mode, or another process is already bound to the specified TCP/IP port. |
259 | 1033 | At least one user must be allowed to debug. |
280 | 1033 | %s connected. |
290 | 1033 | Remote debugging is blocked because of an RPC policy on the local computer.
To fix this problem, run regedit.exe, delete 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\RPC\RestrictRemoteClients', and reboot this computer. |
291 | 1033 | Windows Firewall does not currently allow exceptions. Use Control Panel to change the Windows Firewall settings so that exceptions are allowed. |
292 | 1033 | Cannot add an application to the Windows Firewall exception list. Use the Control Panel to manually configure the Windows Firewall. |
293 | 1033 | Cannot add a port to the Windows Firewall exception list. Use the Control Panel to manually configure the Windows Firewall. |
294 | 1033 | Cannot add 'File and Printer Sharing' to the Windows Firewall exception list. Use the Control Panel to manually configure the Windows Firewall. |
295 | 1033 | The Visual Studio Remote Debugger does not support this edition of Windows. |
1000 | 1033 | The class is not loaded. |
1001 | 1033 | The expression is not valid. |
1002 | 1033 | Thread |
1003 | 1033 | Unknown error. |
1004 | 1033 | The function name is not valid. |
1005 | 1033 | No executable code is associated with this line.
Possible causes include: conditional compilation or compiler optimizations. |
1006 | 1033 | Managed (%s) |
1007 | 1033 | Debug information has not been loaded for the class. |
1008 | 1033 | The method is abstract. |
1009 | 1033 | Managed |
1010 | 1033 | Breakpoint Type Not Supported. |
1011 | 1033 | A first chance exception of type '%s' occurred in %s |
1012 | 1033 | An unhandled exception of type '%s' occurred in %s |
1013 | 1033 | No symbols have been loaded for this document. |
1014 | 1033 | Symbol not found: %s. |
1015 | 1033 | Symbols loaded. |
1016 | 1033 | No symbols loaded. |
1017 | 1033 | '%s' (%s): Loaded '%s', Symbols loaded. |
1018 | 1033 | '%s' (%s): Loaded '%s' |
1019 | 1033 | Unknown Module. |
1020 | 1033 | The address is not in the managed address space. |
1021 | 1033 | Unmanaged thread |
1022 | 1033 | Unmanaged function |
1023 | 1033 | Function breakpoints are only supported on the first line. |
1024 | 1033 | <No Name> |
1025 | 1033 | Line |
1026 | 1033 | bytes |
1027 | 1033 | The context does not belong to this program. |
1028 | 1033 | The function has not yet been JIT compiled. |
1029 | 1033 | Data breakpoints are not supported in the Common Language Runtime. |
1030 | 1033 | The condition is invalid. |
1031 | 1033 | Lowest |
1032 | 1033 | Below Normal |
1033 | 1033 | Normal |
1034 | 1033 | Highest |
1035 | 1033 | Above Normal |
1036 | 1033 | Unknown |
1037 | 1033 | Time Critical |
1038 | 1033 | Idle |
1039 | 1033 | Additional information: %s |
1044 | 1033 | Due to the location of the changes in the source code during edit and continue,
the debugger is unsure which statement to execute next. Verify the instruction
pointer location and set next statement if required before continuing. |
1045 | 1033 | Cannot apply Edit and Continue changes to '%s' : %s |
1046 | 1033 | Unable to find an expression evaluator for the language. |
1047 | 1033 | The Common Language Runtime was unable to set the breakpoint. |
1048 | 1033 | Cannot set breakpoint in an unmanaged function. |
1049 | 1033 | The breakpoint did not bind in the requested language. |
1050 | 1033 | The specified function does not contain IL code or is not a managed function. |
1052 | 1033 | The specified address is not on an instruction boundary. |
1053 | 1033 | [External Code] |
1054 | 1033 | SOS not available while Managed only debugging. To load SOS, enable unmanaged debugging in your project properties. |
1055 | 1033 | The remote connection to the device has been lost. Please verify the device connection and restart debugging. |
1056 | 1033 | Visual Studio has detected that a kernel debugger is present on the system. This may impact your debugging experience.
The kernel debugger can be configured to allow debugging in Visual Studio. Please see Help for further details.
Do you want to continue? |
1057 | 1033 | Out of memory. |
1058 | 1033 | Symbol information corrupt. |
1059 | 1033 | Cannot open symbol file. |
1060 | 1033 | Has mismatched timestamps. |
1061 | 1033 | Cannot find or open the PDB file. |
1062 | 1033 | PDB does not match image. |
1063 | 1033 | PDB format is obsolete. |
1064 | 1033 | No matching binary found. |
1065 | 1033 | Unknown symbol handler error. |
1067 | 1033 | Access denied. |
1068 | 1033 | No symbol information was found. |
1069 | 1033 | %s: %s |
1070 | 1033 | %s: %s |
1071 | 1033 | Evaluation of: |
1072 | 1033 | Cannot set module '%s' to be user code since either symbols weren't loaded or module is optimized. |
1073 | 1033 | Unable to set 'just my code' status for module '%s'. |
1074 | 1033 | This version of the Common Language Runtime does not support 'Just My Code.' |
1075 | 1033 | Automatic symbol loading is turned off. |
1076 | 1033 | Breakpoints cannot be set in method or class with the 'DebuggerNonUserCode' attribute when the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled. |
1077 | 1033 | Address breakpoints are not preserved for methods edited during debugging. |
1079 | 1033 | An exception of type '%s' occurred in %s but was not handled in user code |
1080 | 1033 | An unknown exception of type '%s' occurred in %s |
1081 | 1033 | [Managed to Native Transition] |
1082 | 1033 | Unknown |
1083 | 1033 | Unable to start debugging. Check for one of the following.
1. The application you are trying to debug uses a version of the Microsoft .NET Framework that is not supported by the debugger.
2. The debugger has made an incorrect assumption about the Microsoft .NET Framework version your application is going to use.
3. The Microsoft .NET Framework version specified by you for debugging is incorrect.
Please see the Visual Studio .NET debugger documentation for correctly specifying the Microsoft .NET Framework version your application is going to use for debugging. |
1084 | 1033 | [In a sleep, wait, or join] |
1085 | 1033 | A matching version of mscorlib.dll could not be found. Unable to do managed minidump debugging. |
1086 | 1033 | The specified module has not been loaded. |
1087 | 1033 | [Appdomain Transition] |
1088 | 1033 | [Native to Managed Transition] |
1089 | 1033 | [Internal Frame (0x%x)] |
1090 | 1033 | [External Code] |
1091 | 1033 | The source code is different from the original version.
To allow the breakpoint to be hit when the source code is different, right-click on the breakpoint, choose 'Location...', and turn on 'Allow the source code to be different from the original version.'
To allow this for all breakpoints, disable the option 'Require source files to exactly match the original version' under Tools, Options, Debugging, General. |
1092 | 1033 | [Lightweight Function] |
1093 | 1033 | The following module was built either with optimizations enabled or without debug information:
%s
To debug this module, change its project build configuration to Debug mode. To suppress this message, disable the 'Warn if no user code on launch' debugger option. |
1094 | 1033 | Skipped loading symbols. |
1095 | 1033 | Symbols are not loaded automatically for modules containing optimized code when Just My Code is enabled. |
1096 | 1033 | Managed Debugging Assistant '%s' has detected a problem in '%s'.
Additional Information: %s |
1097 | 1033 | '%s' (%s): Loaded '%s', Skipped loading symbols. Module is optimized and the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled. |
1098 | 1033 | Breakpoints cannot be set in method or class with the 'DebuggerHidden' attribute when the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled. |
1099 | 1033 | Breakpoints cannot be set in method or class with the 'DebuggerStepThrough' attribute when the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled. |
1100 | 1033 | Breakpoints cannot be set in optimized code when the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled. |
1101 | 1033 | Breakpoints cannot be set in code that is optimized or has no symbols when the debugger option 'Just My Code' is enabled. |
1102 | 1033 | Symbol search wasn't done for this module. Check if debug information was generated when the module was built. |
1103 | 1033 | '%s': not available while Managed only debugging. |
1104 | 1033 | A fatal error has occurred and debugging needs to be terminated. For more details, please see the Microsoft Help and Support web site. HRESULT=0x%lx. ErrorCode=0x%lx. |
1105 | 1033 | This breakpoint could not be reset. |
1106 | 1033 | [Managed Debug Assistant triggered on Unmanaged Thread] |
1107 | 1033 | An exception of type '%s' occurred in %s and wasn't handled in the appdomain it was thrown from |
1108 | 1033 | An exception of type '%s' occurred in %s and wasn't handled before a managed/native boundary |
1109 | 1033 | [Frames below may not represent the location that triggered the Managed Debugging Assistant] |
1110 | 1033 | The debugger attempted to call a function within the debugged process but this function did not complete in time.
The state of the program was saved to '%s'. |
1111 | 1033 | The debugger attempted to call a function within the debugged process but this function did not complete in time. The debugger failed to save the state of the program. %s |
1112 | 1033 | An exception '{0}' occurred |
1113 | 1033 | Worker Thread |
1114 | 1033 | GC Finalizer Thread |
1115 | 1033 | Main Thread |
1116 | 1033 | The minidump has no heap. Managed minidump debugging will have limited data inspection. |
1117 | 1033 | Step into: Stepping over non-user code '%s' |
1118 | 1033 | Step into: Stepping over method without symbols '%s' |
1119 | 1033 | Step into: Stepping over property '%s'. To step into properties, go to Tools->Options->Debugging and uncheck 'Step over properties and operators (Managed only)'. |
1120 | 1033 | Step into: Stepping over operator '%s' To step into operators, go to Tools->Options->Debugging and uncheck 'Step over properties and operators (Managed only)'. |
1121 | 1033 | You have requested to step into a method which is not user code. In order to do this, Just My Code must be turned off. You can turn it on again in Tools->Options->Debugging->Enable Just My Code (Managed Only). Do you want to disable Just My Code? |
1122 | 1033 | WARNING: Step into specific does not support stepping from managed code into unmanaged code. Stopping at the first call to unmanaged code with symbols. |
1123 | 1033 | %s (invoking method '%s') |
1124 | 1033 | Silverlight |
1125 | 1033 | Unable to start debugging. The Silverlight Developer Runtime is not installed. Please install a matching version. |
1126 | 1033 | Unable to start debugging. The Silverlight debugging component '%s' was not installed correctly. Re-install the Silverlight Developer Runtime. |
1127 | 1033 | Unable to start debugging. The application uses a version of Silverlight that is not supported by the debugger. |
1128 | 1033 | Unable to attach to the process. Another debugger is already attached. |
1129 | 1033 | Unable to start debugging. A fatal error occurred. For more details, please see the Microsoft Help and Support web site. HRESULT=0x%lx. |
1130 | 1033 | The minidump has no managed modules loaded. |
1131 | 1033 | Unable to find or download version %s of '%s'. Managed minidump debugging is disabled. Restart the debug session after trying one or more of the following steps:
1. Specify the path to the file in Symbol Settings under Debugger options.
2. Enable symbol loading from Microsoft symbol servers.
3. Select 'Debug with Native Only' to do native only minidump debugging. |
1132 | 1033 | Managed Minidump Debugging: The debugger was unable to find or download version %s of '%s'. |
1133 | 1033 | Breakpoints cannot be set while debugging a minidump. |
1134 | 1033 | The function evaluation requires all threads to run. |
1135 | 1033 | A valid .NET framework version was not found. Managed minidump debugging requires .NET Framework version 4.0. |
1136 | 1033 | Unable to find or download required files for managed minidump debugging. See Output window for additional information. Managed minidump debugging is disabled. Restart debug session after trying one or more of the following steps:
1. Specify the path to the required file or files in Symbol Settings under Debugger options.
2. Enable symbol loading from Microsoft symbol servers.
3. Select 'Debug with Native Only'. |
1137 | 1033 | Managed Minidump Debugging: The signature verification for the file '%s' failed with the error 0x%lx. |
1138 | 1033 | Managed minidump debugging of .NET Framework version '%s' is not supported by this debugger. |
1139 | 1033 | Managed Minidump Debugging: Loading the file '%s' failed with the error 0x%lx. |
1140 | 1033 | <Thread Ended> |
1141 | 1033 | Loading disabled by Include/Exclude setting. |
1142 | 1033 | An exception occured in %s of a type that is not present in the minidump you are debugging. To get the type of the exception, add the location of '%s' to your symbol path and restart debugging. |
1143 | 1033 | <Name not available> |
1144 | 1033 | No matching binary found. |
1145 | 1033 | The minidump does not contain metadata for mscorlib.dll. Managed minidump debugging will have limited data inspection. |
1146 | 1033 | [Injected Code] |
1147 | 1033 | The maximum number of stack frames supported by Visual Studio has been exceeded. |
1148 | 1033 | Expression evaluation is disabled because metadata for mscorlib.dll is not available. Please load a matching binary for mscorlib.dll and try again. |
1149 | 1033 | Data inside this minidump was filtered when the dump was created and mixed mode debugging cannot continue. Click OK to continue with native debugging. |
1150 | 1033 | [Managed frames may be missing/incorrect] |
1151 | 1033 | Managed Minidump Debugging: Not all frames for thread %d are shown because stack walking failed with error 0x%lx. |
1152 | 1033 | [Managed module(s) not found, frames cannot be determined] |
1200 | 1033 | CPU |
1201 | 1033 | CPU Segments |
1202 | 1033 | Floating Point |
1203 | 1033 | MMX |
1204 | 1033 | SSE |
1205 | 1033 | SSE2 |
1206 | 1033 | 3DNow! |
1207 | 1033 | Register Stack |
1208 | 1033 | Application |
1209 | 1033 | Branch |
1210 | 1033 | AVX |
1211 | 1033 | AVX Float |
1212 | 1033 | Flags |
1213 | 1033 | Effective Address |
12001 | 1033 | Internal compiler error (0x%1!8.8x!) |
12003 | 1033 | Out of memory |
12004 | 1033 | Warning treated as error |
12005 | 1033 | Compiler option '%1!ls!' must be followed by an argument |
12006 | 1033 | Metadata file '%1!ls!' could not be found |
12007 | 1033 | Unexpected common language runtime initialization error -- '%1!ls!' |
12008 | 1033 | Unexpected error reading metadata from file '%2!ls!' -- '%1!ls!' |
12009 | 1033 | Metadata file '%2!ls!' could not be opened -- '%1!ls!' |
12010 | 1033 | Unexpected fatal error -- '%1!ls!' |
12011 | 1033 | The base class or interface '%2!ls!' in assembly '%3!ls!' referenced by type '%1!ls!' could not be resolved |
12012 | 1033 | The type '%1!ls!' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly '%2!ls!'. |
12013 | 1033 | Unexpected error writing metadata to file '%2!ls!' -- '%1!ls!' |
12014 | 1033 | Required file '%1!ls!' could not be found |
12015 | 1033 | The name of type '%1!ls!' is too long |
12016 | 1033 | Could not write to output file '%2!ls!' -- '%1!ls!' |
12017 | 1033 | Program '%2!ls!' has more than one entry point defined: '%1!ls!'. Compile with /main to specify the type that contains the entry point. |
12018 | 1033 | Operator '%1!ls!' is not yet implemented |
12019 | 1033 | Operator '%1!ls!' cannot be applied to operands of type '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!' |
12020 | 1033 | Division by constant zero |
12021 | 1033 | Cannot apply indexing with [] to an expression of type '%1!ls!' |
12022 | 1033 | Wrong number of indices inside []; expected %1!d! |
12023 | 1033 | Operator '%1!ls!' cannot be applied to operand of type '%2!ls!' |
12025 | 1033 | Standard library file '%1!ls!' could not be found |
12026 | 1033 | Keyword 'this' is not valid in a static property, static method, or static field initializer |
12027 | 1033 | Keyword 'this' is not available in the current context |
12028 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' has the wrong signature to be an entry point |
12029 | 1033 | Cannot implicitly convert type '%1!ls!' to '%2!ls!' |
12030 | 1033 | Cannot convert type '%1!ls!' to '%2!ls!' |
12031 | 1033 | Constant value '%1!ls!' cannot be converted to a '%2!ls!' |
12034 | 1033 | Operator '%1!ls!' is ambiguous on operands of type '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!' |
12035 | 1033 | Operator '%1!ls!' is ambiguous on an operand of type '%2!ls!' |
12036 | 1033 | An out parameter cannot have the In attribute |
12037 | 1033 | Cannot convert null to '%1!ls!' because it is a non-nullable value type |
12038 | 1033 | Cannot access a non-static member of outer type '%1!ls!' via nested type '%2!ls!' |
12039 | 1033 | Cannot convert type '%1!ls!' to '%2!ls!' via a reference conversion, boxing conversion, unboxing conversion, wrapping conversion, or null type conversion |
12040 | 1033 | Unexpected debug information initialization error -- '%1!ls!' |
12041 | 1033 | Unexpected error writing debug information to file '%2!ls!' -- '%1!ls!' |
12042 | 1033 | Unexpected error creating debug information file '%1!ls!' -- '%2!ls!' |
12043 | 1033 | PDB file '%1!ls!' has an incorrect or out-of-date format. Delete it and rebuild. |
12050 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: return type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than method '%1!ls!' |
12051 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than method '%1!ls!' |
12052 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: field type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than field '%1!ls!' |
12053 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: property type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than property '%1!ls!' |
12054 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: indexer return type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than indexer '%1!ls!' |
12055 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than indexer '%1!ls!' |
12056 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: return type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than operator '%1!ls!' |
12057 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than operator '%1!ls!' |
12058 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: return type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than delegate '%1!ls!' |
12059 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than delegate '%1!ls!' |
12060 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: base class '%2!ls!' is less accessible than class '%1!ls!' |
12061 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: base interface '%2!ls!' is less accessible than interface '%1!ls!' |
12065 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': event property must have both add and remove accessors |
12066 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': event must be of a delegate type |
12067 | 1033 | The event '%1!ls!' is never used |
12068 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': event in interface cannot have initializer |
12069 | 1033 | An event in an interface cannot have add or remove accessors |
12070 | 1033 | The event '%1!ls!' can only appear on the left hand side of += or -= (except when used from within the type '%2!ls!') |
12071 | 1033 | An explicit interface implementation of an event must use event accessor syntax |
12072 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override; '%2!ls!' is not an event |
12073 | 1033 | An add or remove accessor must have a body |
12074 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': abstract event cannot have initializer |
12075 | 1033 | To cast a negative value, you must enclose the value in parentheses |
12076 | 1033 | The enumerator name '%1!ls!' is reserved and cannot be used |
12077 | 1033 | The as operator must be used with a reference type or nullable type ('%1!ls!' is a non-nullable value type) |
12078 | 1033 | The 'l' suffix is easily confused with the digit '1' -- use 'L' for clarity |
12079 | 1033 | The event '%1!ls!' can only appear on the left hand side of += or -= |
12080 | 1033 | Constraints are not allowed on non-generic declarations |
12081 | 1033 | Type parameter declaration must be an identifier not a type |
12100 | 1033 | The parameter name '%1!ls!' is a duplicate |
12101 | 1033 | The namespace '%2!ls!' already contains a definition for '%1!ls!' |
12102 | 1033 | The type '%2!ls!' already contains a definition for '%1!ls!' |
12103 | 1033 | The name '%1!ls!' does not exist in the current context |
12104 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is an ambiguous reference between '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!' |
12105 | 1033 | The using directive for '%1!ls!' appeared previously in this namespace |
12106 | 1033 | The modifier '%1!ls!' is not valid for this item |
12107 | 1033 | More than one protection modifier |
12108 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' hides inherited member '%2!ls!'. Use the new keyword if hiding was intended. |
12109 | 1033 | The member '%1!ls!' does not hide an inherited member. The new keyword is not required. |
12110 | 1033 | The evaluation of the constant value for '%1!ls!' involves a circular definition |
12111 | 1033 | Type '%2!ls!' already defines a member called '%1!ls!' with the same parameter types |
12112 | 1033 | A static member '%1!ls!' cannot be marked as override, virtual, or abstract |
12113 | 1033 | A member '%1!ls!' marked as override cannot be marked as new or virtual |
12114 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' hides inherited member '%2!ls!'. To make the current member override that implementation, add the override keyword. Otherwise add the new keyword. |
12115 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': no suitable method found to override |
12116 | 1033 | A namespace cannot directly contain members such as fields or methods |
12117 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not contain a definition for '%2!ls!' |
12118 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is a '%2!ls!' but is used like a '%3!ls!' |
12119 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is a '%2!ls!', which is not valid in the given context |
12120 | 1033 | An object reference is required for the non-static field, method, or property '%1!ls!' |
12121 | 1033 | The call is ambiguous between the following methods or properties: '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' |
12122 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is inaccessible due to its protection level |
12123 | 1033 | No overload for '%1!ls!' matches delegate '%2!ls!' |
12126 | 1033 | An object of a type convertible to '%1!ls!' is required |
12127 | 1033 | Since '%1!ls!' returns void, a return keyword must not be followed by an object expression |
12128 | 1033 | A local variable named '%1!ls!' is already defined in this scope |
12131 | 1033 | The left-hand side of an assignment must be a variable, property or indexer |
12132 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a static constructor must be parameterless |
12133 | 1033 | The expression being assigned to '%1!ls!' must be constant |
12134 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is of type '%2!ls!'. A const field of a reference type other than string can only be initialized with null. |
12135 | 1033 | '%2!ls!' conflicts with the declaration '%1!ls!' |
12136 | 1033 | A local variable named '%1!ls!' cannot be declared in this scope because it would give a different meaning to '%1!ls!', which is already used in a '%2!ls!' scope to denote something else |
12138 | 1033 | A using namespace directive can only be applied to namespaces; '%1!ls!' is a type not a namespace |
12139 | 1033 | No enclosing loop out of which to break or continue |
12140 | 1033 | The label '%1!ls!' is a duplicate |
12143 | 1033 | The type '%1!ls!' has no constructors defined |
12144 | 1033 | Cannot create an instance of the abstract class or interface '%1!ls!' |
12145 | 1033 | A const field requires a value to be provided |
12146 | 1033 | Circular base class dependency involving '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' |
12148 | 1033 | The delegate '%1!ls!' does not have a valid constructor |
12149 | 1033 | Method name expected |
12150 | 1033 | A constant value is expected |
12151 | 1033 | A value of an integral type expected |
12152 | 1033 | The label '%1!ls!' already occurs in this switch statement |
12153 | 1033 | A goto case is only valid inside a switch statement |
12154 | 1033 | The property or indexer '%1!ls!' cannot be used in this context because it lacks the get accessor |
12155 | 1033 | The type caught or thrown must be derived from System.Exception |
12156 | 1033 | A throw statement with no arguments is not allowed outside of a catch clause |
12157 | 1033 | Control cannot leave the body of a finally clause |
12158 | 1033 | The label '%1!ls!' shadows another label by the same name in a contained scope |
12159 | 1033 | No such label '%1!ls!' within the scope of the goto statement |
12160 | 1033 | A previous catch clause already catches all exceptions of this or of a super type ('%1!ls!') |
12161 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': not all code paths return a value |
12162 | 1033 | Unreachable code detected |
12163 | 1033 | Control cannot fall through from one case label ('%1!ls!') to another |
12164 | 1033 | This label has not been referenced |
12165 | 1033 | Use of unassigned local variable '%1!ls!' |
12166 | 1033 | Control cannot fall through from one case label to another ('%1!ls!') |
12168 | 1033 | The variable '%1!ls!' is declared but never used |
12169 | 1033 | The field '%1!ls!' is never used |
12170 | 1033 | Use of possibly unassigned field '%1!ls!' |
12171 | 1033 | Field '%1!ls!' must be fully assigned before control is returned to the caller |
12172 | 1033 | Type of conditional expression cannot be determined because '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' implicitly convert to one another |
12173 | 1033 | Type of conditional expression cannot be determined because there is no implicit conversion between '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' |
12174 | 1033 | A base class is required for a 'base' reference |
12175 | 1033 | Use of keyword 'base' is not valid in this context |
12176 | 1033 | Member '%1!ls!' cannot be accessed with an instance reference; qualify it with a type name instead |
12177 | 1033 | The out parameter '%1!ls!' must be assigned to before control leaves the current method |
12178 | 1033 | Invalid rank specifier: expected ',' or ']' |
12179 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be extern and declare a body |
12180 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be both extern and abstract |
12182 | 1033 | An attribute argument must be a constant expression, typeof expression or array creation expression of an attribute parameter type |
12183 | 1033 | The given expression is always of the provided ('%1!ls!') type |
12184 | 1033 | The given expression is never of the provided ('%1!ls!') type |
12185 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a reference type as required by the lock statement |
12186 | 1033 | Use of null is not valid in this context |
12188 | 1033 | The 'this' object cannot be used before all of its fields are assigned to |
12190 | 1033 | The __arglist construct is valid only within a variable argument method |
12191 | 1033 | A readonly field cannot be assigned to (except in a constructor or a variable initializer) |
12192 | 1033 | A readonly field cannot be passed ref or out (except in a constructor) |
12193 | 1033 | The * or -> operator must be applied to a pointer |
12196 | 1033 | A pointer must be indexed by only one value |
12197 | 1033 | Passing '%1!ls!' as ref or out or taking its address may cause a runtime exception because it is a field of a marshal-by-reference class |
12198 | 1033 | A static readonly field cannot be assigned to (except in a static constructor or a variable initializer) |
12199 | 1033 | A static readonly field cannot be passed ref or out (except in a static constructor) |
12200 | 1033 | Property or indexer '%1!ls!' cannot be assigned to -- it is read only |
12201 | 1033 | Only assignment, call, increment, decrement, and new object expressions can be used as a statement |
12202 | 1033 | foreach requires that the return type '%1!ls!' of '%2!ls!' must have a suitable public MoveNext method and public Current property |
12204 | 1033 | Only 65534 locals are allowed |
12205 | 1033 | Cannot call an abstract base member: '%1!ls!' |
12206 | 1033 | A property, indexer or dynamic member access may not be passed as an out or ref parameter |
12208 | 1033 | Cannot take the address of, get the size of, or declare a pointer to a managed type ('%1!ls!') |
12209 | 1033 | The type of a local declared in a fixed statement must be a pointer type |
12210 | 1033 | You must provide an initializer in a fixed or using statement declaration |
12211 | 1033 | Cannot take the address of the given expression |
12212 | 1033 | You can only take the address of an unfixed expression inside of a fixed statement initializer |
12213 | 1033 | You cannot use the fixed statement to take the address of an already fixed expression |
12214 | 1033 | Pointers and fixed size buffers may only be used in an unsafe context |
12215 | 1033 | The return type of operator True or False must be bool |
12216 | 1033 | The operator '%1!ls!' requires a matching operator '%2!ls!' to also be defined |
12217 | 1033 | In order to be applicable as a short circuit operator a user-defined logical operator ('%1!ls!') must have the same return type as the type of its 2 parameters |
12218 | 1033 | The type ('%1!ls!') must contain declarations of operator true and operator false |
12219 | 1033 | The variable '%1!ls!' is assigned but its value is never used |
12220 | 1033 | The operation overflows at compile time in checked mode |
12221 | 1033 | Constant value '%1!ls!' cannot be converted to a '%2!ls!' (use 'unchecked' syntax to override) |
12224 | 1033 | A method with vararg cannot be generic, be in a generic type, or have a parameter array |
12225 | 1033 | The parameter array must be a single dimensional array |
12226 | 1033 | An __arglist expression may only appear inside of a call or new expression |
12227 | 1033 | Unsafe code may only appear if compiling with /unsafe |
12228 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not contain a definition for '%2!ls!', or it is not accessible |
12229 | 1033 | Ambiguity between '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' |
12230 | 1033 | Type and identifier are both required in a foreach statement |
12231 | 1033 | A parameter array must be the last parameter in a formal parameter list |
12233 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not have a predefined size, therefore sizeof can only be used in an unsafe context (consider using System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.SizeOf) |
12234 | 1033 | The type or namespace name '%1!ls!' does not exist in the namespace '%2!ls!' |
12236 | 1033 | A field initializer cannot reference the non-static field, method, or property '%1!ls!' |
12238 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be sealed because it is not an override |
12239 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override inherited member '%2!ls!' because it is sealed |
12240 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be both abstract and sealed |
12242 | 1033 | The operation in question is undefined on void pointers |
12243 | 1033 | The Conditional attribute is not valid on '%1!ls!' because it is an override method |
12244 | 1033 | Neither 'is' nor 'as' is valid on pointer types |
12245 | 1033 | Destructors and object.Finalize cannot be called directly. Consider calling IDisposable.Dispose if available. |
12246 | 1033 | The type or namespace name '%1!ls!' is not valid in this scope |
12247 | 1033 | Cannot use a negative size with stackalloc |
12248 | 1033 | Cannot create an array with a negative size |
12249 | 1033 | Do not override object.Finalize. Instead, provide a destructor. |
12250 | 1033 | Do not directly call your base class Finalize method. It is called automatically from your destructor. |
12251 | 1033 | Indexing an array with a negative index (array indices always start at zero) |
12252 | 1033 | Possible unintended reference comparison; to get a value comparison, cast the left hand side to type '%1!ls!' |
12253 | 1033 | Possible unintended reference comparison; to get a value comparison, cast the right hand side to type '%1!ls!' |
12254 | 1033 | The right hand side of a fixed statement assignment may not be a cast expression |
12255 | 1033 | stackalloc may not be used in a catch or finally block |
12257 | 1033 | An __arglist parameter must be the last parameter in a formal parameter list |
12260 | 1033 | Missing partial modifier on declaration of type '%1!ls!'; another partial declaration of this type exists |
12261 | 1033 | Partial declarations of '%1!ls!' must be all classes, all structs, or all interfaces |
12262 | 1033 | Partial declarations of '%1!ls!' have conflicting accessibility modifiers |
12263 | 1033 | Partial declarations of '%1!ls!' must not specify different base classes |
12264 | 1033 | Partial declarations of '%1!ls!' must have the same type parameter names in the same order |
12265 | 1033 | Partial declarations of '%1!ls!' have inconsistent constraints for type parameter '%2!ls!' |
12266 | 1033 | Cannot implicitly convert type '%1!ls!' to '%2!ls!'. An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?) |
12267 | 1033 | The 'partial' modifier can only appear immediately before 'class', 'struct', 'interface', or 'void' |
12268 | 1033 | Imported type '%1!ls!' is invalid. It contains a circular base class dependency. |
12269 | 1033 | Use of unassigned out parameter '%1!ls!' |
12270 | 1033 | Array size cannot be specified in a variable declaration (try initializing with a 'new' expression) |
12271 | 1033 | The property or indexer '%1!ls!' cannot be used in this context because the get accessor is inaccessible |
12272 | 1033 | The property or indexer '%1!ls!' cannot be used in this context because the set accessor is inaccessible |
12273 | 1033 | The accessibility modifier of the '%1!ls!' accessor must be more restrictive than the property or indexer '%2!ls!' |
12274 | 1033 | Cannot specify accessibility modifiers for both accessors of the property or indexer '%1!ls!' |
12275 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': accessibility modifiers may not be used on accessors in an interface |
12276 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': accessibility modifiers on accessors may only be used if the property or indexer has both a get and a set accessor |
12277 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement interface member '%2!ls!'. '%3!ls!' is not public. |
12278 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement the '%2!ls!' pattern. '%3!ls!' is ambiguous with '%4!ls!'. |
12279 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement the '%2!ls!' pattern. '%3!ls!' is either static or not public. |
12280 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement the '%2!ls!' pattern. '%3!ls!' has the wrong signature. |
12281 | 1033 | Friend access was granted to '%1!ls!', but the output assembly is named '%2!ls!'. Try adding a reference to '%1!ls!' or changing the output assembly name to match. |
12282 | 1033 | There is no defined ordering between fields in multiple declarations of partial class or struct '%1!ls!'. To specify an ordering, all instance fields must be in the same declaration. |
12283 | 1033 | The type '%1!ls!' cannot be declared const |
12304 | 1033 | Cannot create an instance of the variable type '%1!ls!' because it does not have the new() constraint |
12305 | 1033 | Using the generic %2!ls! '%1!ls!' requires %3!d! type arguments |
12306 | 1033 | The type '%1!ls!' may not be used as a type argument |
12307 | 1033 | The %2!ls! '%1!ls!' cannot be used with type arguments |
12308 | 1033 | The non-generic %2!ls! '%1!ls!' cannot be used with type arguments |
12310 | 1033 | '%3!ls!' must be a non-abstract type with a public parameterless constructor in order to use it as parameter '%2!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!' |
12311 | 1033 | The type '%4!ls!' cannot be used as type parameter '%3!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!'. There is no implicit reference conversion from '%4!ls!' to '%2!ls!'. |
12312 | 1033 | The type '%4!ls!' cannot be used as type parameter '%3!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!'. The nullable type '%4!ls!' does not satisfy the constraint of '%2!ls!'. |
12313 | 1033 | The type '%4!ls!' cannot be used as type parameter '%3!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!'. The nullable type '%4!ls!' does not satisfy the constraint of '%2!ls!'. Nullable types can not satisfy any interface constraints. |
12314 | 1033 | The type '%4!ls!' cannot be used as type parameter '%3!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!'. There is no boxing conversion or type parameter conversion from '%4!ls!' to '%2!ls!'. |
12315 | 1033 | The type '%4!ls!' cannot be used as type parameter '%3!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!'. There is no boxing conversion from '%4!ls!' to '%2!ls!'. |
12316 | 1033 | The parameter name '%1!ls!' conflicts with an automatically-generated parameter name |
12400 | 1033 | The type or namespace name '%1!ls!' could not be found in the global namespace |
12401 | 1033 | The new() constraint must be the last constraint specified |
12402 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': an entry point cannot be generic or in a generic type |
12403 | 1033 | Cannot convert null to type parameter '%1!ls!' because it could be a non-nullable value type. Consider using 'default(%1!ls!)' instead. |
12404 | 1033 | '<' unexpected : attributes cannot be generic |
12405 | 1033 | Duplicate constraint '%1!ls!' for type parameter '%2!ls!' |
12406 | 1033 | The class type constraint '%1!ls!' must come before any other constraints |
12407 | 1033 | '%2!ls! %1!ls!' has the wrong return type |
12409 | 1033 | A constraint clause has already been specified for type parameter '%1!ls!'. All of the constraints for a type parameter must be specified in a single where clause. |
12410 | 1033 | No overload for '%1!ls!' has the correct parameter and return types |
12411 | 1033 | The type arguments for method '%1!ls!' cannot be inferred from the usage. Try specifying the type arguments explicitly. |
12412 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a parameter or local variable cannot have the same name as a method type parameter |
12413 | 1033 | The type parameter '%1!ls!' cannot be used with the 'as' operator because it does not have a class type constraint nor a 'class' constraint |
12414 | 1033 | The field '%1!ls!' is assigned but its value is never used |
12415 | 1033 | The '%1!ls!' attribute is valid only on an indexer that is not an explicit interface member declaration |
12416 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': an attribute argument cannot use type parameters |
12417 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot provide arguments when creating an instance of a variable type |
12418 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': an abstract class cannot be sealed or static |
12419 | 1033 | Ambiguous reference in cref attribute: '%1!ls!'. Assuming '%2!ls!', but could have also matched other overloads including '%3!ls!'. |
12420 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a reference to a volatile field will not be treated as volatile |
12422 | 1033 | The /incremental option is no longer supported |
12423 | 1033 | Since '%2!ls!' has the ComImport attribute, '%1!ls!' must be extern or abstract |
12424 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a class with the ComImport attribute cannot specify a base class |
12425 | 1033 | The constraints for type parameter '%1!ls!' of method '%2!ls!' must match the constraints for type parameter '%3!ls!' of interface method '%4!ls!'. Consider using an explicit interface implementation instead. |
12426 | 1033 | The type name '%1!ls!' does not exist in the type '%2!ls!' |
12428 | 1033 | Cannot convert method group '%1!ls!' to non-delegate type '%2!ls!'. Did you intend to invoke the method? |
12429 | 1033 | Unreachable expression code detected |
12430 | 1033 | The extern alias '%1!ls!' was not specified in a /reference option |
12431 | 1033 | Cannot use alias '%1!ls!' with '::' since the alias references a type. Use '.' instead. |
12432 | 1033 | Alias '%1!ls!' not found |
12433 | 1033 | The type '%2!ls!' exists in both '%1!ls!' and '%3!ls!' |
12434 | 1033 | The namespace '%2!ls!' in '%1!ls!' conflicts with the type '%4!ls!' in '%3!ls!' |
12435 | 1033 | The namespace '%2!ls!' in '%1!ls!' conflicts with the imported type '%4!ls!' in '%3!ls!'. Using the namespace defined in '%1!ls!'. |
12436 | 1033 | The type '%2!ls!' in '%1!ls!' conflicts with the imported type '%4!ls!' in '%3!ls!'. Using the type defined in '%1!ls!'. |
12437 | 1033 | The type '%2!ls!' in '%1!ls!' conflicts with the imported namespace '%4!ls!' in '%3!ls!'. Using the type defined in '%1!ls!'. |
12438 | 1033 | The type '%2!ls!' in '%1!ls!' conflicts with the namespace '%4!ls!' in '%3!ls!' |
12439 | 1033 | An extern alias declaration must precede all other elements defined in the namespace |
12440 | 1033 | Defining an alias named 'global' is ill-advised since 'global::' always references the global namespace and not an alias |
12441 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a class cannot be both static and sealed |
12442 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': abstract properties cannot have private accessors |
12443 | 1033 | Syntax error; value expected |
12444 | 1033 | Predefined type '%1!ls!' was not found in '%2!ls!' but was found in '%3!ls!' |
12445 | 1033 | Cannot modify the result of an unboxing conversion |
12446 | 1033 | Foreach cannot operate on a '%1!ls!'. Did you intend to invoke the '%1!ls!'? |
12447 | 1033 | Attributes cannot be used on type arguments, only on type parameters |
12448 | 1033 | The return type for ++ or -- operator must be the containing type or derived from the containing type |
12449 | 1033 | The 'class' or 'struct' constraint must come before any other constraints |
12450 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot specify both a constraint class and the 'class' or 'struct' constraint |
12451 | 1033 | The 'new()' constraint cannot be used with the 'struct' constraint |
12452 | 1033 | The type '%3!ls!' must be a reference type in order to use it as parameter '%2!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!' |
12453 | 1033 | The type '%3!ls!' must be a non-nullable value type in order to use it as parameter '%2!ls!' in the generic type or method '%1!ls!' |
12454 | 1033 | Circular constraint dependency involving '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' |
12455 | 1033 | Type parameter '%1!ls!' inherits conflicting constraints '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!' |
12456 | 1033 | Type parameter '%2!ls!' has the 'struct' constraint so '%2!ls!' cannot be used as a constraint for '%1!ls!' |
12457 | 1033 | Ambiguous user defined conversions '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' when converting from '%3!ls!' to '%4!ls!' |
12458 | 1033 | The result of the expression is always 'null' of type '%1!ls!' |
12459 | 1033 | Cannot take the address of a read-only local variable |
12460 | 1033 | Constraints for override and explicit interface implementation methods are inherited from the base method, so they cannot be specified directly |
12462 | 1033 | The inherited members '%1!ls!' and '%2!ls!' have the same signature in type '%3!ls!', so they cannot be overridden |
12463 | 1033 | Evaluation of the decimal constant expression failed with error: '%1!ls!' |
12464 | 1033 | Comparing with null of type '%1!ls!' always produces 'false' |
12465 | 1033 | Introducing a 'Finalize' method can interfere with destructor invocation. Did you intend to declare a destructor? |
12466 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' should not have a parameter array since '%2!ls!' does not |
12467 | 1033 | Ambiguity between method '%1!ls!' and non-method '%2!ls!'. Using method group. |
12468 | 1033 | Ambiguity between %1!ls! '%2!ls!' and %3!ls! '%4!ls!' |
12469 | 1033 | The 'goto case' value is not implicitly convertible to type '%1!ls!' |
12470 | 1033 | Method '%1!ls!' cannot implement interface accessor '%2!ls!' for type '%3!ls!'. Use an explicit interface implementation. |
12471 | 1033 | The %2!ls! '%1!ls!' is not a generic method. If you intended an expression list, use parentheses around the < expression. |
12472 | 1033 | The result of the expression is always '%1!ls!' since a value of type '%2!ls!' is never equal to 'null' of type '%3!ls!' |
12473 | 1033 | Explicit interface implementation '%1!ls!' matches more than one interface member. Which interface member is actually chosen is implementation-dependent. Consider using a non-explicit implementation instead. |
12500 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot declare a body because it is marked abstract |
12501 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' must declare a body because it is not marked abstract, extern, or partial |
12502 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be both abstract and sealed |
12503 | 1033 | The abstract method '%1!ls!' cannot be marked virtual |
12504 | 1033 | The constant '%1!ls!' cannot be marked static |
12505 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override because '%2!ls!' is not a function |
12506 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override inherited member '%2!ls!' because it is not marked virtual, abstract, or override |
12507 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot change access modifiers when overriding '%2!ls!' inherited member '%3!ls!' |
12508 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': return type must be '%3!ls!' to match overridden member '%2!ls!' |
12509 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot derive from sealed type '%2!ls!' |
12513 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is abstract but it is contained in non-abstract class '%2!ls!' |
12514 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static constructor cannot have an explicit 'this' or 'base' constructor call |
12515 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': access modifiers are not allowed on static constructors |
12516 | 1033 | Constructor '%1!ls!' cannot call itself |
12517 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' has no base class and cannot call a base constructor |
12518 | 1033 | Predefined type '%1!ls!' is not defined or imported |
12520 | 1033 | Predefined type '%1!ls!' is declared incorrectly |
12522 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': structs cannot call base class constructors |
12523 | 1033 | Struct member '%1!ls!' of type '%2!ls!' causes a cycle in the struct layout |
12524 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': interfaces cannot declare types |
12525 | 1033 | Interfaces cannot contain fields |
12526 | 1033 | Interfaces cannot contain constructors |
12527 | 1033 | Type '%1!ls!' in interface list is not an interface |
12528 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is already listed in interface list |
12529 | 1033 | Inherited interface '%2!ls!' causes a cycle in the interface hierarchy of '%1!ls!' |
12531 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': interface members cannot have a definition |
12533 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' hides inherited abstract member '%2!ls!' |
12534 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement inherited abstract member '%2!ls!' |
12535 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement interface member '%2!ls!' |
12537 | 1033 | The class System.Object cannot have a base class or implement an interface |
12538 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' in explicit interface declaration is not an interface |
12539 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' in explicit interface declaration is not a member of interface |
12540 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': containing type does not implement interface '%2!ls!' |
12541 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': explicit interface declaration can only be declared in a class or struct |
12542 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': member names cannot be the same as their enclosing type |
12543 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': the enumerator value is too large to fit in its type |
12544 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override because '%2!ls!' is not a property |
12545 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override because '%2!ls!' does not have an overridable get accessor |
12546 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override because '%2!ls!' does not have an overridable set accessor |
12547 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': property or indexer cannot have void type |
12548 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': property or indexer must have at least one accessor |
12549 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is a new virtual member in sealed class '%2!ls!' |
12550 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' adds an accessor not found in interface member '%2!ls!' |
12551 | 1033 | Explicit interface implementation '%1!ls!' is missing accessor '%2!ls!' |
12552 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': user-defined conversions to or from an interface are not allowed |
12553 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': user-defined conversions to or from a base class are not allowed |
12554 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': user-defined conversions to or from a derived class are not allowed |
12555 | 1033 | User-defined operator cannot take an object of the enclosing type and convert to an object of the enclosing type |
12556 | 1033 | User-defined conversion must convert to or from the enclosing type |
12557 | 1033 | Duplicate user-defined conversion in type '%1!ls!' |
12558 | 1033 | User-defined operator '%1!ls!' must be declared static and public |
12559 | 1033 | The parameter type for ++ or -- operator must be the containing type |
12562 | 1033 | The parameter of a unary operator must be the containing type |
12563 | 1033 | One of the parameters of a binary operator must be the containing type |
12564 | 1033 | The first operand of an overloaded shift operator must have the same type as the containing type, and the type of the second operand must be int |
12567 | 1033 | Interfaces cannot contain operators |
12568 | 1033 | Structs cannot contain explicit parameterless constructors |
12569 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot override '%2!ls!' because it is not supported by the language |
12570 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not supported by the language |
12571 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot explicitly call operator or accessor |
12572 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot reference a type through an expression; try '%2!ls!' instead |
12573 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot have instance field initializers in structs |
12574 | 1033 | Name of destructor must match name of class |
12575 | 1033 | Only class types can contain destructors |
12576 | 1033 | Namespace '%2!ls!' contains a definition conflicting with alias '%1!ls!' |
12577 | 1033 | The Conditional attribute is not valid on '%1!ls!' because it is a constructor, destructor, operator, or explicit interface implementation |
12578 | 1033 | The Conditional attribute is not valid on '%1!ls!' because its return type is not void |
12579 | 1033 | Duplicate '%1!ls!' attribute |
12582 | 1033 | The Conditional attribute is not valid on interface members |
12583 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error (0x%1!8.8x! at address %3!p!): likely culprit is '%2!ls!'.
An internal error has occurred in the compiler. To work around this problem, try simplifying or changing the program near the locations listed below. Locations at the top of the list are closer to the point at which the internal error occurred. Errors such as this can be reported to Microsoft by using the /errorreport option. |
12584 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error: stage '%2!ls!' symbol '%1!ls!' |
12585 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error: stage '%1!ls!' |
12586 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error: stage '%1!ls!' |
12587 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error: stage '%1!ls!' |
12588 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error: stage 'LEX' |
12589 | 1033 | Internal Compiler Error: stage 'PARSE' |
12590 | 1033 | User-defined operators cannot return void |
12591 | 1033 | Invalid value for argument to '%1!ls!' attribute |
12592 | 1033 | Attribute '%1!ls!' is not valid on this declaration type. It is only valid on '%2!ls!' declarations. |
12594 | 1033 | Floating-point constant is outside the range of type '%1!ls!' |
12596 | 1033 | The Guid attribute must be specified with the ComImport attribute |
12599 | 1033 | Invalid value for named attribute argument '%1!ls!' |
12601 | 1033 | The DllImport attribute must be specified on a method marked 'static' and 'extern' |
12602 | 1033 | The feature '%1!ls!' is deprecated. Please use '%2!ls!' instead'. |
12609 | 1033 | Cannot set the IndexerName attribute on an indexer marked override |
12610 | 1033 | Field or property cannot be of type '%1!ls!' |
12611 | 1033 | Array elements cannot be of type '%1!ls!' |
12612 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is obsolete |
12616 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not an attribute class |
12617 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid named attribute argument. Named attribute arguments must be fields which are not readonly, static, or const, or read-write properties which are public and not static. |
12618 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is obsolete: '%2!ls!' |
12620 | 1033 | Indexers cannot have void type |
12621 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': virtual or abstract members cannot be private |
12622 | 1033 | Can only use array initializer expressions to assign to array types. Try using a new expression instead. |
12623 | 1033 | Array initializers can only be used in a variable or field initializer. Try using a new expression instead. |
12625 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': instance field types marked with StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit) must have a FieldOffset attribute |
12626 | 1033 | Method, operator, or accessor '%1!ls!' is marked external and has no attributes on it. Consider adding a DllImport attribute to specify the external implementation. |
12628 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': new protected member declared in sealed class |
12629 | 1033 | Conditional member '%1!ls!' cannot implement interface member '%2!ls!' in type '%3!ls!' |
12631 | 1033 | ref and out are not valid in this context |
12633 | 1033 | The argument to the '%1!ls!' attribute must be a valid identifier |
12636 | 1033 | The FieldOffset attribute can only be placed on members of types marked with the StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit) |
12637 | 1033 | The FieldOffset attribute is not allowed on static or const fields |
12641 | 1033 | Attribute '%1!ls!' is only valid on classes derived from System.Attribute |
12642 | 1033 | Possible mistaken empty statement |
12643 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' duplicate named attribute argument |
12644 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot derive from special class '%2!ls!' |
12645 | 1033 | Identifier too long |
12646 | 1033 | Cannot specify the DefaultMember attribute on a type containing an indexer |
12647 | 1033 | Error emitting '%2!ls!' attribute -- '%1!ls!' |
12648 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is a type not supported by the language |
12649 | 1033 | Field '%1!ls!' is never assigned to, and will always have its default value %2!ls! |
12650 | 1033 | Bad array declarator: To declare a managed array the rank specifier precedes the variable's identifier. To declare a fixed size buffer field, use the fixed keyword before the field type. |
12652 | 1033 | Comparison to integral constant is useless; the constant is outside the range of type '%1!ls!' |
12653 | 1033 | Cannot apply attribute class '%1!ls!' because it is abstract |
12655 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid named attribute argument because it is not a valid attribute parameter type |
12656 | 1033 | Missing compiler required member '%1!ls!.%2!ls!' |
12657 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid attribute location for this declaration. Valid attribute locations for this declaration are '%2!ls!'. All attributes in this block will be ignored. |
12658 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a recognized attribute location. All attributes in this block will be ignored. |
12659 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' overrides Object.Equals(object o) but does not override Object.GetHashCode() |
12660 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' defines operator == or operator != but does not override Object.Equals(object o) |
12661 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' defines operator == or operator != but does not override Object.GetHashCode() |
12662 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot specify only Out attribute on a ref parameter. Use both In and Out attributes, or neither. |
12663 | 1033 | Cannot define overloaded method '%1!ls!' because it differs from another method only on ref and out |
12664 | 1033 | Literal of type double cannot be implicitly converted to type '%2!ls!'; use an '%1!ls!' suffix to create a literal of this type |
12665 | 1033 | Assignment in conditional expression is always constant; did you mean to use == instead of = ? |
12666 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': new protected member declared in struct |
12668 | 1033 | Two indexers have different names; the IndexerName attribute must be used with the same name on every indexer within a type |
12669 | 1033 | A class with the ComImport attribute cannot have a user-defined constructor |
12670 | 1033 | Field cannot have void type |
12672 | 1033 | Member '%1!ls!' overrides obsolete member '%2!ls!'. Add the Obsolete attribute to '%1!ls!'. |
12673 | 1033 | System.Void cannot be used from C# -- use typeof(void) to get the void type object |
12674 | 1033 | Do not use 'System.ParamArrayAttribute'. Use the 'params' keyword instead. |
12675 | 1033 | Bitwise-or operator used on a sign-extended operand; consider casting to a smaller unsigned type first |
12677 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a volatile field cannot be of the type '%2!ls!' |
12678 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': a field cannot be both volatile and readonly |
12679 | 1033 | Other languages may permit the internal virtual member '%1!ls!' to be overridden |
12681 | 1033 | The modifier 'abstract' is not valid on fields. Try using a property instead. |
12682 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot implement '%2!ls!' because it is not supported by the language |
12683 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' explicit method implementation cannot implement '%2!ls!' because it is an accessor |
12684 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' interface marked with 'CoClassAttribute' not marked with 'ComImportAttribute' |
12685 | 1033 | Conditional member '%1!ls!' cannot have an out parameter |
12686 | 1033 | Accessor '%1!ls!' cannot implement interface member '%2!ls!' for type '%3!ls!'. Use an explicit interface implementation. |
12687 | 1033 | The namespace alias qualifier '::' always resolves to a type or namespace so is illegal here. Consider using '.' instead. |
12689 | 1033 | Cannot derive from '%1!ls!' because it is a type parameter |
12690 | 1033 | Input file '%1!ls!' contains invalid metadata |
12692 | 1033 | Duplicate type parameter '%1!ls!' |
12693 | 1033 | Type parameter '%1!ls!' has the same name as the type parameter from outer type '%2!ls!' |
12694 | 1033 | Type parameter '%1!ls!' has the same name as the containing type, or method |
12695 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot implement both '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!' because they may unify for some type parameter substitutions |
12698 | 1033 | A generic type cannot derive from '%1!ls!' because it is an attribute class |
12699 | 1033 | '%2!ls!' does not define type parameter '%1!ls!' |
12701 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid constraint. A type used as a constraint must be an interface, a non-sealed class or a type parameter. |
12702 | 1033 | Constraint cannot be special class '%1!ls!' |
12703 | 1033 | Inconsistent accessibility: constraint type '%2!ls!' is less accessible than '%1!ls!' |
12704 | 1033 | Cannot do member lookup in '%1!ls!' because it is a type parameter |
12706 | 1033 | Invalid constraint type. A type used as a constraint must be an interface, a non-sealed class or a type parameter. |
12708 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot declare instance members in a static class |
12709 | 1033 | '%2!ls!': cannot derive from static class '%1!ls!' |
12710 | 1033 | Static classes cannot have instance constructors |
12711 | 1033 | Static classes cannot contain destructors |
12712 | 1033 | Cannot create an instance of the static class '%1!ls!' |
12713 | 1033 | Static class '%1!ls!' cannot derive from type '%2!ls!'. Static classes must derive from object. |
12714 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static classes cannot implement interfaces |
12715 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static classes cannot contain user-defined operators |
12716 | 1033 | Cannot convert to static type '%1!ls!' |
12717 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static classes cannot be used as constraints |
12718 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static types cannot be used as type arguments |
12719 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': array elements cannot be of static type |
12720 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot declare indexers in a static class |
12721 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static types cannot be used as parameters |
12722 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static types cannot be used as return types |
12723 | 1033 | Cannot declare a variable of static type '%1!ls!' |
12724 | 1033 | A throw statement with no arguments is not allowed in a finally clause that is nested inside the nearest enclosing catch clause |
12728 | 1033 | Possibly incorrect assignment to local '%1!ls!' which is the argument to a using or lock statement. The Dispose call or unlocking will happen on the original value of the local. |
12729 | 1033 | Type '%1!ls!' is defined in this assembly, but a type forwarder is specified for it |
12730 | 1033 | Cannot forward type '%1!ls!' because it is a nested type of '%2!ls!' |
12731 | 1033 | The type forwarder for type '%1!ls!' in assembly '%2!ls!' causes a cycle |
12734 | 1033 | The /moduleassemblyname option may only be specified when building a target type of 'module' |
12735 | 1033 | Invalid type specified as an argument for TypeForwardedTo attribute |
12736 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement interface member '%2!ls!'. '%3!ls!' cannot implement an interface member because it is static. |
12737 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement interface member '%2!ls!'. '%3!ls!' cannot implement an interface member because it is not public. |
12738 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not implement interface member '%2!ls!'. '%3!ls!' cannot implement '%2!ls!' because it does not have the matching return type of '%4!ls!'. |
12739 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' duplicate TypeForwardedToAttribute |
12742 | 1033 | A query body must end with a select clause or a group clause |
12743 | 1033 | Expected contextual keyword 'on' |
12744 | 1033 | Expected contextual keyword 'equals' |
12745 | 1033 | Expected contextual keyword 'by' |
12746 | 1033 | Invalid anonymous type member declarator. Anonymous type members must be declared with a member assignment, simple name or member access. |
12747 | 1033 | Invalid initializer member declarator |
12748 | 1033 | Inconsistent lambda parameter usage; parameter types must be all explicit or all implicit |
12750 | 1033 | A partial method cannot have access modifiers or the virtual, abstract, override, new, sealed, or extern modifiers |
12751 | 1033 | A partial method must be declared within a partial class or partial struct |
12752 | 1033 | A partial method cannot have out parameters |
12753 | 1033 | Only methods, classes, structs, or interfaces may be partial |
12754 | 1033 | A partial method may not explicitly implement an interface method |
12755 | 1033 | Both partial method declarations must be extension methods or neither may be an extension method |
12756 | 1033 | A partial method may not have multiple defining declarations |
12757 | 1033 | A partial method may not have multiple implementing declarations |
12758 | 1033 | Both partial method declarations must use a parameter array or neither may use a parameter array |
12759 | 1033 | No defining declaration found for implementing declaration of partial method '%1!ls!' |
12761 | 1033 | Partial method declarations of '%1!ls!' have inconsistent type parameter constraints |
12762 | 1033 | Cannot create delegate from method '%1!ls!' because it is a partial method without an implementing declaration |
12763 | 1033 | Both partial method declarations must be static or neither may be static |
12764 | 1033 | Both partial method declarations must be unsafe or neither may be unsafe |
12765 | 1033 | Partial methods with only a defining declaration or removed conditional methods cannot be used in expression trees |
12766 | 1033 | Partial methods must have a void return type |
12767 | 1033 | Cannot inherit interface '%1!ls!' with the specified type parameters because it causes method '%2!ls!' to contain overloads which differ only on ref and out. |
12809 | 1033 | Obsolete member '%1!ls!' overrides non-obsolete member '%2!ls!' |
12811 | 1033 | The fully qualified name for '%1!ls!' exceeds the debug information size limit. Some operations may not succeed when debugging this binary. |
12815 | 1033 | Cannot assign %1!ls! to an implicitly-typed local variable |
12818 | 1033 | Implicitly-typed local variables must be initialized |
12819 | 1033 | Implicitly-typed local variables cannot have multiple declarators |
12820 | 1033 | Cannot initialize an implicitly-typed local variable with an array initializer |
12821 | 1033 | Implicitly-typed local variables cannot be fixed |
12822 | 1033 | Implicitly-typed local variables cannot be constant |
12824 | 1033 | Constructor '%1!ls!' is marked external |
12825 | 1033 | The contextual keyword 'var' may only appear within a local variable declaration |
12826 | 1033 | No best type found for implicitly-typed array |
12828 | 1033 | Cannot assign %1!ls! to anonymous type property |
12831 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain a base access |
12832 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain an assignment operator |
12833 | 1033 | An anonymous type cannot have multiple properties with the same name |
12834 | 1033 | A lambda expression with a statement body cannot be converted to an expression tree |
12835 | 1033 | Cannot convert lambda to an expression tree whose type argument '%1!ls!' is not a delegate type |
12836 | 1033 | Cannot use anonymous type in a constant expression |
12837 | 1033 | The first operand of an 'is' or 'as' operator may not be a lambda expression or anonymous method |
12838 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain a multidimensional array initializer |
12839 | 1033 | Argument missing |
12840 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' must declare a body because it is not marked abstract or extern. Automatically implemented properties must define both get and set accessors. |
12841 | 1033 | Cannot use local variable '%1!ls!' before it is declared |
12842 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': Automatically implemented properties cannot be used inside a type marked with StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit) |
12843 | 1033 | Backing field for automatically implemented property '%1!ls!' must be fully assigned before control is returned to the caller. Consider calling the default constructor from a constructor initializer. |
12844 | 1033 | Cannot use local variable '%1!ls!' before it is declared. The declaration of the local variable hides the field '%2!ls!'. |
12845 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain a named argument specification |
12846 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain a call or invocation that uses optional arguments |
12847 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain an indexed property |
12848 | 1033 | Indexed property '%1!ls!' has non-optional arguments which must be provided |
12849 | 1033 | Indexed property '%1!ls!' must have all arguments optional |
12850 | 1033 | Partial declarations of '%1!ls!' must have the same type parameter names and variance modifiers in the same order |
12851 | 1033 | Using 'is' to test compatibility with 'dynamic' is essentially identical to testing compatibility with 'object' and will succeed for all non-null values |
13001 | 1033 | Identifier expected |
13002 | 1033 | ; expected |
13003 | 1033 | Syntax error, '%1!ls!' expected |
13004 | 1033 | Duplicate '%1!ls!' modifier |
13007 | 1033 | Property accessor already defined |
13008 | 1033 | Type byte, sbyte, short, ushort, int, uint, long, or ulong expected |
13009 | 1033 | Unrecognized escape sequence |
13010 | 1033 | Newline in constant |
13011 | 1033 | Empty character literal |
13012 | 1033 | Too many characters in character literal |
13013 | 1033 | Invalid number |
13014 | 1033 | A get or set accessor expected |
13015 | 1033 | A class type expected |
13016 | 1033 | Named attribute argument expected |
13017 | 1033 | Catch clauses cannot follow the general catch clause of a try statement |
13018 | 1033 | Keyword 'this' or 'base' expected |
13019 | 1033 | Overloadable unary operator expected |
13020 | 1033 | Overloadable binary operator expected |
13021 | 1033 | Integral constant is too large |
13022 | 1033 | Type or namespace definition, or end-of-file expected |
13023 | 1033 | Embedded statement cannot be a declaration or labeled statement |
13024 | 1033 | Preprocessor directive expected |
13025 | 1033 | Single-line comment or end-of-line expected |
13026 | 1033 | ) expected |
13027 | 1033 | #endif directive expected |
13028 | 1033 | Unexpected preprocessor directive |
13029 | 1033 | #error: '%1!ls!' |
13030 | 1033 | #warning: '%1!ls!' |
13031 | 1033 | Type expected |
13032 | 1033 | Cannot define/undefine preprocessor symbols after first token in file |
13033 | 1033 | Compiler limit exceeded: File cannot exceed %1!d! lines |
13034 | 1033 | Compiler limit exceeded: Line cannot exceed %1!d! characters |
13035 | 1033 | End-of-file found, '*/' expected |
13036 | 1033 | ( or . expected |
13037 | 1033 | Overloadable operator expected |
13038 | 1033 | #endregion directive expected |
13039 | 1033 | Unterminated string literal |
13040 | 1033 | Preprocessor directives must appear as the first non-whitespace character on a line |
13041 | 1033 | Identifier expected; '%2!ls!' is a keyword |
13043 | 1033 | { or ; expected |
13044 | 1033 | Cannot use more than one type in a for, using, fixed, or declaration statement |
13055 | 1033 | An add or remove accessor expected |
13056 | 1033 | Unexpected character '%1!ls!' |
13057 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': static classes cannot contain protected members |
13058 | 1033 | A previous catch clause already catches all exceptions. All non-exceptions thrown will be wrapped in a System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeWrappedException. |
13059 | 1033 | The operand of an increment or decrement operator must be a variable, property or indexer |
13060 | 1033 | Use of possibly unassigned field '%1!ls!'. Struct instance variables are initially unassigned if struct is unassigned. |
13061 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not contain a definition for '%2!ls!' and no extension method '%2!ls!' accepting a first argument of type '%1!ls!' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) |
13099 | 1033 | End of expression expected |
13100 | 1033 | Method '%1!ls!' has a parameter modifier 'this' which is not on the first parameter |
13101 | 1033 | The parameter modifier 'ref' cannot be used with 'this' |
13102 | 1033 | The parameter modifier 'out' cannot be used with 'this' |
13103 | 1033 | The first parameter of an extension method cannot be of type '%1!ls!' |
13104 | 1033 | A parameter array cannot be used with 'this' modifier on an extension method |
13105 | 1033 | Extension method must be static |
13106 | 1033 | Extension method must be defined in a non-generic static class |
13107 | 1033 | A parameter can only have one '%1!ls!' modifier |
13108 | 1033 | A parameter cannot have all the specified modifiers; there are too many modifers on the parameter |
13109 | 1033 | Extension method must be defined in a top level static class; %1!ls! is a nested class |
13110 | 1033 | Cannot define a new extension method because the compiler required type '%1!ls!' cannot be found. Are you missing a reference to System.Core.dll? |
13112 | 1033 | Do not use '%1!ls!'. Use the 'this' keyword instead. |
13113 | 1033 | Extension methods '%1!ls!' defined on value type '%2!ls!' cannot be used to create delegates |
13114 | 1033 | Member '%2!ls!' on embedded interop type '%1!ls!' cannot be evaluated while debugging since it is never referenced in the program. Consider casting the source object to type 'dynamic' first or building with the 'Embed Interop Types' property set to false when debugging |
13501 | 1033 | No overload for method '%1!ls!' takes %2!d! arguments |
13502 | 1033 | The best overloaded method match for '%1!ls!' has some invalid arguments |
13503 | 1033 | Argument %1!d!: cannot convert from '%2!ls!' to '%3!ls!' |
13504 | 1033 | Source file '%1!ls!' could not be opened ('%2!ls!') |
13507 | 1033 | Cannot link resource file '%1!ls!' when building a module |
13508 | 1033 | Resource identifier '%1!ls!' has already been used in this assembly |
13509 | 1033 | Referenced file '%1!ls!' is not an assembly; use '/addmodule' option instead |
13510 | 1033 | A ref or out argument must be an assignable variable |
13511 | 1033 | Keyword 'base' is not available in a static method |
13512 | 1033 | Keyword 'base' is not available in the current context |
13513 | 1033 | } expected |
13514 | 1033 | { expected |
13515 | 1033 | 'in' expected |
13517 | 1033 | Invalid preprocessor expression |
13518 | 1033 | Expected class, delegate, enum, interface, or struct |
13519 | 1033 | Invalid token '%1!ls!' in class, struct, or interface member declaration |
13520 | 1033 | Method must have a return type |
13521 | 1033 | Invalid base type |
13522 | 1033 | Empty switch block |
13524 | 1033 | Expected catch or finally |
13525 | 1033 | Invalid expression term '%1!ls!' |
13526 | 1033 | A new expression requires (), [], or {} after type |
13527 | 1033 | Elements defined in a namespace cannot be explicitly declared as private, protected, or protected internal |
13528 | 1033 | Expected ; or = (cannot specify constructor arguments in declaration) |
13529 | 1033 | A using clause must precede all other elements defined in the namespace except extern alias declarations |
13530 | 1033 | Keyword 'new' is not allowed on elements defined in a namespace |
13534 | 1033 | Overloaded binary operator '%1!ls!' takes two parameters |
13535 | 1033 | Overloaded unary operator '%1!ls!' takes one parameter |
13536 | 1033 | Invalid parameter type 'void' |
13537 | 1033 | The using alias '%1!ls!' appeared previously in this namespace |
13540 | 1033 | Cannot access protected member '%1!ls!' via a qualifier of type '%2!ls!'; the qualifier must be of type '%3!ls!' (or derived from it) |
13541 | 1033 | Invalid reference option: '%1!ls!' -- cannot reference directories |
13542 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be added to this assembly because it already is an assembly; use '/R' option instead |
13543 | 1033 | Added module '%1!ls!' has unresolved reference to type '%2!ls!' |
13544 | 1033 | Added module '%2!ls!' references module '%1!ls!' which was not added |
13545 | 1033 | Property, indexer, or event '%1!ls!' is not supported by the language; try directly calling accessor methods '%2!ls!' or '%3!ls!' |
13546 | 1033 | Property, indexer, or event '%1!ls!' is not supported by the language; try directly calling accessor method '%2!ls!' |
13547 | 1033 | Keyword 'void' cannot be used in this context |
13548 | 1033 | Cryptographic failure while signing assembly '%2!ls!' -- '%1!ls!' |
13549 | 1033 | Appropriate cryptographic service not found |
13551 | 1033 | Indexers must have at least one parameter |
13552 | 1033 | Array type specifier, [], must appear before parameter name |
13553 | 1033 | Declaration is not valid; use '%1!ls! operator <dest-type> (...' instead |
13554 | 1033 | Declaration is not valid; use '<type> operator %1!ls! (...' instead |
13555 | 1033 | Could not find '%1!ls!' specified for Main method |
13556 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' specified for Main method must be a valid class or struct |
13557 | 1033 | Cannot use '%1!ls!' for Main method because it is in a different output file |
13558 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not have a suitable static Main method |
13559 | 1033 | Cannot use '%1!ls!' for Main method because it is imported |
13560 | 1033 | Invalid filename specified for preprocessor directive. Filename is too long or not a valid filename. |
13561 | 1033 | Output filename is too long or invalid |
13562 | 1033 | Outputs without source must have the /out option specified |
13563 | 1033 | Output '%1!ls!' does not have any source files |
13564 | 1033 | Method or delegate cannot return type '%1!ls!' |
13565 | 1033 | Conflicting options specified: Win32 resource file; Win32 icon |
13566 | 1033 | Error reading resource file '%1!ls!' -- '%2!ls!' |
13567 | 1033 | Error generating Win32 resource: %1!ls! |
13569 | 1033 | Error generating XML documentation file '%1!ls!' ('%2!ls!') |
13570 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has badly formed XML -- '%1!ls!' |
13571 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has a duplicate param tag for '%1!ls!' |
13572 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has a param tag for '%1!ls!', but there is no parameter by that name |
13573 | 1033 | Parameter '%1!ls!' has no matching param tag in the XML comment for '%2!ls!' (but other parameters do) |
13574 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has cref attribute '%1!ls!' that could not be resolved |
13575 | 1033 | A stackalloc expression requires [] after type |
13576 | 1033 | The line number specified for #line directive is missing or invalid |
13577 | 1033 | Assembly generation failed -- %1!ls! |
13578 | 1033 | Filename, single-line comment or end-of-line expected |
13579 | 1033 | foreach statement cannot operate on variables of type '%1!ls!' because '%2!ls!' does not contain a public definition for '%3!ls!' |
13580 | 1033 | Invalid type for parameter %1!d! in XML comment cref attribute: '%2!ls!' |
13581 | 1033 | Invalid return type in XML comment cref attribute |
13583 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid Win32 resource file |
13584 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has syntactically incorrect cref attribute '%1!ls!' |
13585 | 1033 | Member modifier '%1!ls!' must precede the member type and name |
13586 | 1033 | Array creation must have array size or array initializer |
13588 | 1033 | XML comment is not placed on a valid language element |
13589 | 1033 | Cannot determine common language runtime directory -- '%1!ls!' |
13590 | 1033 | Unable to include XML fragment '%2!ls!' of file '%1!ls!' -- %3!ls! |
13591 | 1033 | Invalid XML include element -- %1!ls! |
13592 | 1033 | Missing XML comment for publicly visible type or member '%1!ls!' |
13593 | 1033 | Badly formed XML in included comments file -- '%1!ls!' |
13594 | 1033 | Delegate '%1!ls!' does not take %2!d! arguments |
13595 | 1033 | Delegate '%1!ls!' has some invalid arguments |
13598 | 1033 | XML parser could not be loaded for the following reason: '%2!ls!'. The XML documentation file '%1!ls!' will not be generated. |
13599 | 1033 | Semicolon after method or accessor block is not valid |
13600 | 1033 | Compilation cancelled by user |
13601 | 1033 | Method or delegate parameter cannot be of type '%1!ls!' |
13604 | 1033 | Cannot assign to '%1!ls!' because it is read-only |
13605 | 1033 | Cannot pass '%1!ls!' as a ref or out argument because it is read-only |
13606 | 1033 | Assembly signing failed; output may not be signed -- %1!ls! |
13607 | 1033 | Assembly generation -- %1!ls! |
13608 | 1033 | The Required attribute is not permitted on C# types |
13609 | 1033 | Modifiers cannot be placed on event accessor declarations |
13610 | 1033 | Unable to delete temporary file '%1!ls!' used for default Win32 resource -- %2!ls! |
13611 | 1033 | The parameter array cannot be declared as ref or out |
13612 | 1033 | Cannot modify the return value of '%1!ls!' because it is not a variable |
13613 | 1033 | The managed coclass wrapper class '%1!ls!' for interface '%2!ls!' cannot be found (are you missing an assembly reference?) |
13614 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is ambiguous between '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!'; use either '@%1!ls!' or '%1!ls!Attribute' |
13615 | 1033 | Argument %1!d! should not be passed with the '%2!ls!' keyword |
13616 | 1033 | Option '%1!ls!' overrides attribute '%2!ls!' given in a source file or added module |
13617 | 1033 | Invalid option '%1!ls!' for /langversion; must be ISO-1, ISO-2, 3 or Default |
13618 | 1033 | Cannot create delegate with '%1!ls!' because it has a Conditional attribute |
13619 | 1033 | Cannot create temporary file '%2!ls!' -- %1!ls! |
13620 | 1033 | Argument %1!d! must be passed with the '%2!ls!' keyword |
13621 | 1033 | The yield statement cannot be used inside an anonymous method or lambda expression |
13622 | 1033 | Cannot return a value from an iterator. Use the yield return statement to return a value, or yield break to end the iteration. |
13623 | 1033 | Iterators cannot have ref or out parameters |
13624 | 1033 | The body of '%1!ls!' cannot be an iterator block because '%2!ls!' is not an iterator interface type |
13625 | 1033 | Cannot yield in the body of a finally clause |
13626 | 1033 | Cannot yield a value in the body of a try block with a catch clause |
13627 | 1033 | Expression expected after yield return |
13628 | 1033 | Cannot use ref or out parameter '%1!ls!' inside an anonymous method, lambda expression, or query expression |
13629 | 1033 | Unsafe code may not appear in iterators |
13630 | 1033 | Invalid option '%1!ls!' for /errorreport; must be prompt, send, queue, or none |
13631 | 1033 | Cannot yield a value in the body of a catch clause |
13632 | 1033 | Control cannot leave the body of an anonymous method or lambda expression |
13633 | 1033 | Unrecognized #pragma directive |
13634 | 1033 | Expected disable or restore |
13635 | 1033 | Cannot restore warning 'CS%1!04d!' because it was disabled globally |
13636 | 1033 | __arglist is not allowed in the parameter list of iterators |
13637 | 1033 | Iterators cannot have unsafe parameters or yield types |
13639 | 1033 | The managed coclass wrapper class signature '%1!ls!' for interface '%2!ls!' is not a valid class name signature |
13640 | 1033 | foreach statement cannot operate on variables of type '%1!ls!' because it implements multiple instantiations of '%2!ls!'; try casting to a specific interface instantiation |
13641 | 1033 | A fixed size buffer field must have the array size specifier after the field name |
13642 | 1033 | Fixed size buffer fields may only be members of structs |
13643 | 1033 | Not all code paths return a value in %1!ls! of type '%2!ls!' |
13644 | 1033 | Feature '%1!ls!' cannot be used because it is not part of the %2!ls! C# language specification |
13645 | 1033 | Feature '%1!ls!' is not part of the standardized ISO C# language specification, and may not be accepted by other compilers |
13646 | 1033 | Keyword, identifier, or string expected after verbatim specifier: @ |
13647 | 1033 | An expression is too long or complex to compile |
13648 | 1033 | Members of readonly field '%1!ls!' cannot be modified (except in a constructor or a variable initializer) |
13649 | 1033 | Members of readonly field '%1!ls!' cannot be passed ref or out (except in a constructor) |
13650 | 1033 | Fields of static readonly field '%1!ls!' cannot be assigned to (except in a static constructor or a variable initializer) |
13651 | 1033 | Fields of static readonly field '%1!ls!' cannot be passed ref or out (except in a static constructor) |
13654 | 1033 | Cannot modify members of '%1!ls!' because it is a '%2!ls!' |
13655 | 1033 | Cannot pass fields of '%1!ls!' as a ref or out argument because it is a '%2!ls!' |
13656 | 1033 | Cannot assign to '%1!ls!' because it is a '%2!ls!' |
13657 | 1033 | Cannot pass '%1!ls!' as a ref or out argument because it is a '%2!ls!' |
13658 | 1033 | %1!ls!. See also error CS%2!04d!. |
13660 | 1033 | Cannot convert %1!ls! to type '%2!ls!' because it is not a delegate type |
13661 | 1033 | Cannot convert %1!ls! to delegate type '%2!ls!' because the parameter types do not match the delegate parameter types |
13662 | 1033 | Cannot convert %1!ls! to delegate type '%2!ls!' because some of the return types in the block are not implicitly convertible to the delegate return type |
13663 | 1033 | Fixed size buffer type must be one of the following: bool, byte, short, int, long, char, sbyte, ushort, uint, ulong, float or double |
13664 | 1033 | Fixed size buffer of length %1!d! and type '%2!ls!' is too big |
13665 | 1033 | Fixed size buffers must have a length greater than zero |
13666 | 1033 | You cannot use fixed size buffers contained in unfixed expressions. Try using the fixed statement. |
13667 | 1033 | Attribute '%1!ls!' is not valid on property or event accessors. It is only valid on '%2!ls!' declarations. |
13668 | 1033 | Invalid search path '%1!ls!' specified in '%2!ls!' -- '%3!ls!' |
13669 | 1033 | __arglist is not valid in this context |
13670 | 1033 | params is not valid in this context |
13671 | 1033 | A namespace declaration cannot have modifiers or attributes |
13672 | 1033 | Invalid option '%1!ls!' for /platform; must be anycpu, x86, Itanium or x64 |
13673 | 1033 | Anonymous methods, lambda expressions, and query expressions inside structs cannot access instance members of 'this'. Consider copying 'this' to a local variable outside the anonymous method, lambda expression or query expression and using the local instead. |
13674 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': type used in a using statement must be implicitly convertible to 'System.IDisposable' |
13675 | 1033 | Enums cannot have type parameters |
13676 | 1033 | Parameter %1!d! must be declared with the '%2!ls!' keyword |
13677 | 1033 | Parameter %1!d! should not be declared with the '%2!ls!' keyword |
13678 | 1033 | Parameter %1!d! is declared as type '%2!ls!' but should be '%3!ls!' |
13679 | 1033 | Invalid extern alias for '/reference'; '%1!ls!' is not a valid identifier |
13680 | 1033 | Invalid reference alias option: '%1!ls!=' -- missing filename |
13681 | 1033 | You cannot redefine the global extern alias |
13682 | 1033 | Reference to type '%1!ls!' claims it is nested within '%2!ls!', but it could not be found |
13683 | 1033 | Reference to type '%1!ls!' claims it is defined in this assembly, but it is not defined in source or any added modules |
13684 | 1033 | Reference to type '%1!ls!' claims it is defined in '%2!ls!', but it could not be found |
13685 | 1033 | The predefined type '%1!ls!' is defined in multiple assemblies in the global alias; using definition from '%2!ls!' |
13686 | 1033 | Local '%1!ls!' or its members cannot have their address taken and be used inside an anonymous method or lambda expression |
13687 | 1033 | Source file has exceeded the limit of 16,707,565 lines representable in the PDB; debug information will be incorrect |
13688 | 1033 | Cannot convert anonymous method block without a parameter list to delegate type '%1!ls!' because it has one or more out parameters |
13689 | 1033 | Attribute '%1!ls!' is only valid on methods or attribute classes |
13690 | 1033 | Accessing a member on '%1!ls!' may cause a runtime exception because it is a field of a marshal-by-reference class |
13695 | 1033 | Invalid #pragma checksum syntax; should be #pragma checksum "filename" "{XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX}" "XXXX..." |
13697 | 1033 | Different checksum values given for '%1!ls!' |
13698 | 1033 | Circular assembly reference '%1!ls!' does not match the output assembly name '%2!ls!'. Try adding a reference to '%1!ls!' or changing the output assembly name to match. |
13699 | 1033 | Use command line option '/%1!ls!' or appropriate project settings instead of '%2!ls!' |
13700 | 1033 | Assembly reference '%1!ls!' is invalid and cannot be resolved |
13701 | 1033 | Assuming assembly reference '%1!ls!' matches '%2!ls!', you may need to supply runtime policy |
13702 | 1033 | Assuming assembly reference '%1!ls!' matches '%2!ls!', you may need to supply runtime policy |
13703 | 1033 | An assembly with the same identity '%1!ls!' has already been imported. Try removing one of the duplicate references. |
13704 | 1033 | An assembly with the same simple name '%1!ls! has already been imported. Try removing one of the references or sign them to enable side-by-side. |
13705 | 1033 | Assembly '%1!ls!' uses '%2!ls!' which has a higher version than referenced assembly '%3!ls!' |
13706 | 1033 | Expression cannot contain anonymous methods or lambda expressions |
13707 | 1033 | Delegate '%1!ls!' bound to '%2!ls!' instead of '%3!ls!' because of new language rules |
13708 | 1033 | Fixed size buffers can only be accessed through locals or fields |
13709 | 1033 | Filename specified for preprocessor directive is empty |
13710 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has a duplicate typeparam tag for '%1!ls!' |
13711 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has a typeparam tag for '%1!ls!', but there is no type parameter by that name |
13712 | 1033 | Type parameter '%1!ls!' has no matching typeparam tag in the XML comment on '%2!ls!' (but other type parameters do) |
13713 | 1033 | Unexpected error building metadata name for type '%1!ls!' -- '%2!ls!' |
13714 | 1033 | The base class or interface of '%1!ls!' could not be resolved or is invalid |
13715 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': type must be '%3!ls!' to match overridden member '%2!ls!' |
13716 | 1033 | Do not use 'System.Runtime.CompilerServices.FixedBuffer' attribute. Use the 'fixed' field modifier instead. |
13717 | 1033 | Assignment made to same variable; did you mean to assign something else? |
13718 | 1033 | Comparison made to same variable; did you mean to compare something else? |
13719 | 1033 | Error reading Win32 resource file '%1!ls!' -- '%2!ls!' |
13720 | 1033 | Expression will always cause a System.NullReferenceException because the default value of '%1!ls!' is null |
13721 | 1033 | Class '%1!ls!' cannot have multiple base classes: '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!' |
13722 | 1033 | Base class '%1!ls!' must come before any interfaces |
13723 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has cref attribute '%1!ls!' that refers to a type parameter |
13724 | 1033 | Value specified for the argument to 'System.Runtime.InteropServices.DefaultCharSetAttribute' is not valid |
13725 | 1033 | Friend assembly reference '%1!ls!' is invalid. InternalsVisibleTo declarations cannot have a version, culture, public key token, or processor architecture specified. |
13726 | 1033 | Friend assembly reference '%1!ls!' is invalid. Strong-name signed assemblies must specify a public key in their InternalsVisibleTo declarations. |
13727 | 1033 | Cannot send error report automatically without authorization. Please visit '%1!ls!' to authorize sending error report. |
13728 | 1033 | Cannot bind delegate to '%1!ls!' because it is a member of 'System.Nullable<T>' |
13729 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not contain a constructor that takes %2!d! arguments |
13730 | 1033 | Assembly and module attributes must precede all other elements defined in a file except using clauses and extern alias declarations |
13731 | 1033 | Conflicting options specified: Win32 resource file; Win32 manifest |
13733 | 1033 | Error reading Win32 manifest file '%1!ls!' -- '%2!ls!' |
13735 | 1033 | Ignoring /win32manifest for module because it only applies to assemblies |
13736 | 1033 | Cannot convert '%1!ls!' to delegate because some of the return types in the block are not implicitly convertible to the delegate return type |
13737 | 1033 | Expected parameter |
13738 | 1033 | Expected expression |
13739 | 1033 | Filename given with /appconfig is too long or invalid |
13900 | 1033 | Warning level must be in the range 0-4 |
13902 | 1033 | Invalid option '%1!ls!' for /debug; must be full or pdbonly |
13903 | 1033 | Unrecognized value '%1!ls!' provided for '/test' option |
13904 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid warning number |
13906 | 1033 | Invalid option '%1!ls!'; Resource visibility must be either 'public' or 'private' |
13908 | 1033 | The type of the argument to the DefaultValue attribute must match the parameter type |
13909 | 1033 | The DefaultValue attribute is not applicable on parameters of type '%1!ls!' |
13910 | 1033 | Argument of type '%1!ls!' is not applicable for the DefaultValue attribute |
13912 | 1033 | Duplicate initialization of member '%1!ls!' |
13913 | 1033 | Member '%1!ls!' cannot be initialized. It is not a field or property. |
13914 | 1033 | Static field or property '%1!ls!' cannot be assigned in an object initializer |
13917 | 1033 | Members of readonly field '%1!ls!' of type '%2!ls!' cannot be assigned with an object initializer because it is of a value type |
13918 | 1033 | Members of property '%1!ls!' of type '%2!ls!' cannot be assigned with an object initializer because it is of a value type |
13919 | 1033 | Unsafe type '%1!ls!' cannot be used in object creation |
13920 | 1033 | Element initializer cannot be empty |
13921 | 1033 | The best overloaded method match for '%1!ls!' has wrong signature for the initializer element. The initializable Add must be an accessible instance method. |
13922 | 1033 | Cannot initialize type '%1!ls!' with a collection initializer because it does not implement 'System.Collections.IEnumerable' |
13925 | 1033 | Cannot initialize object of type '%1!ls!' with a collection initializer |
14000 | 1033 | method |
14001 | 1033 | type |
14002 | 1033 | namespace |
14003 | 1033 | field |
14004 | 1033 | property |
14005 | 1033 | element |
14006 | 1033 | variable |
14007 | 1033 | event |
14008 | 1033 | type parameter |
14010 | 1033 | using alias |
14011 | 1033 | extern alias |
14100 | 1033 | child |
14101 | 1033 | parent or current |
14200 | 1033 | class |
14201 | 1033 | delegate |
14202 | 1033 | interface |
14203 | 1033 | struct |
14204 | 1033 | enum |
14205 | 1033 | type |
15000 | 1033 | Methods with variable arguments are not CLS-compliant |
15001 | 1033 | Argument type '%1!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
15002 | 1033 | Return type of '%1!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
15003 | 1033 | Type of '%1!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
15004 | 1033 | Mixed and decomposed Unicode characters are not CLS-compliant |
15005 | 1033 | Identifier '%1!ls!' differing only in case is not CLS-compliant |
15006 | 1033 | Overloaded method '%1!ls!' differing only in ref or out, or in array rank, is not CLS-compliant |
15007 | 1033 | Overloaded method '%1!ls!' differing only by unnamed array types is not CLS-compliant |
15008 | 1033 | Identifier '%1!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
15009 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': base type '%2!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
15010 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': CLS-compliant interfaces must have only CLS-compliant members |
15011 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': only CLS-compliant members can be abstract |
15012 | 1033 | You must specify the CLSCompliant attribute on the assembly, not the module, to enable CLS compliance checking |
15013 | 1033 | Added modules must be marked with the CLSCompliant attribute to match the assembly |
15014 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be marked as CLS-compliant because the assembly does not have a CLSCompliant attribute |
15015 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' has no accessible constructors which use only CLS-compliant types |
15016 | 1033 | Arrays as attribute arguments is not CLS-compliant |
15017 | 1033 | You cannot specify the CLSCompliant attribute on a module that differs from the CLSCompliant attribute on the assembly |
15018 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' cannot be marked as CLS-compliant because it is a member of non-CLS-compliant type '%2!ls!' |
15019 | 1033 | CLS compliance checking will not be performed on '%1!ls!' because it is not visible from outside this assembly |
15021 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not need a CLSCompliant attribute because the assembly does not have a CLSCompliant attribute |
15022 | 1033 | CLSCompliant attribute has no meaning when applied to parameters. Try putting it on the method instead. |
15023 | 1033 | CLSCompliant attribute has no meaning when applied to return types. Try putting it on the method instead. |
15024 | 1033 | Constraint type '%1!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
15026 | 1033 | CLS-compliant field '%1!ls!' cannot be volatile |
15027 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not CLS-compliant because base interface '%2!ls!' is not CLS-compliant |
16000 | 1033 | Error occurred during a read |
16001 | 1033 | Error occurred during a write |
16003 | 1033 | File is read only |
16005 | 1033 | An ill-formed name was given |
16006 | 1033 | Data value was truncated |
16007 | 1033 | Old version error |
16008 | 1033 | A shared memory open failed to open at the originally assigned memory address |
16010 | 1033 | Create of shared memory failed. A memory mapping of the same name already exists. |
16011 | 1033 | There isn't metadata in the memory or stream |
16012 | 1033 | Database is read only |
16013 | 1033 | The importing scope is not compatible with the emitting scope |
16014 | 1033 | File is corrupt |
16015 | 1033 | Version of schema not found |
16016 | 1033 | Cannot open a incrementally built scope for full update |
17000 | 1033 | Unknown compiler option '%1!ls!' |
17001 | 1033 | Program '%1!ls!' does not contain a static 'Main' method suitable for an entry point |
20000 | 1033 | Set warning level (0-4) |
20001 | 1033 | Report all warnings as errors |
20002 | 1033 | Define conditional compilation symbol(s) |
20003 | 1033 | Do not reference standard library (mscorlib.dll) |
20004 | 1033 | Emit debugging information |
20005 | 1033 | Enable optimizations |
20006 | 1033 | Reference metadata from the specified assembly files |
20007 | 1033 | Reference metadata from the specified assembly file using the given alias |
20012 | 1033 | Only check code for errors; do not emit executable |
20013 | 1033 | Output mini-profile (timings of important code sections) |
20015 | 1033 | Enable incremental compilation |
20016 | 1033 | Link the specified modules into this assembly |
20018 | 1033 | Disable specific warning messages |
20023 | 1033 | XML Documentation file to generate |
20024 | 1033 | Generate overflow checks |
20025 | 1033 | Allow 'unsafe' code |
20026 | 1033 | Report specific warnings as errors |
20027 | 1033 | Limit which platforms this code can run on: x86, Itanium, x64, or anycpu. The default is anycpu. |
20028 | 1033 | Name of the assembly which this module will be a part of |
20029 | 1033 | Specify the filename of a Win32 manifest |
20030 | 1033 | Embed metadata from the specified interop assembly files |
21000 | 1033 | Could not evaluate expression |
21001 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is null |
21002 | 1033 | Cannot unbox '%1!ls!' as a '%2!ls!' |
21003 | 1033 | Cannot cast '%1!ls!' (which has an actual type of '%2!ls!') to '%3!ls!' |
21004 | 1033 | Cannot cast '%1!ls!' to '%2!ls!' : '%3!ls!' |
21005 | 1033 | Out of bounds array index |
21007 | 1033 | Expression has been evaluated and has no value |
21008 | 1033 | Evaluation threw an exception of type '%1!ls!' |
21009 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' threw an exception of type '%2!ls!' |
21010 | 1033 | Cannot dereference expression. The pointer is not valid. |
21011 | 1033 | Cannot dereference '%1!ls!'. The pointer is not valid. |
21012 | 1033 | Static members |
21013 | 1033 | Type variables |
21014 | 1033 | This expression causes side effects and will not be evaluated |
21015 | 1033 | Division by 0 |
21016 | 1033 | Expression has no address |
21019 | 1033 | Cannot obtain value of local or argument '%1!ls!' as it is not available at this instruction pointer, possibly because it has been optimized away. |
21020 | 1033 | Cannot call '%1!ls!' because it is a web method. |
21021 | 1033 | Cannot obtain fields or call methods on the instance of type '%1!ls!' because it is a proxy to a remote object. |
21022 | 1033 | Unable to evaluate expression because the code is optimized or a native frame is on top of the call stack. |
21023 | 1033 | Function evaluation timed out. |
21024 | 1033 | Function evaluation was aborted. |
21025 | 1033 | Helper function evaluation threw an exception. |
21026 | 1033 | Cannot set value because it is in a register and not in the top frame. |
21027 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the current thread is in a stack overflow state. |
21028 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the current thread is suspended. |
21029 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the current thread is in a sleep, wait, or join |
21030 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the thread has not been started |
21031 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the user has requested to stop the thread. |
21032 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the user has requested to suspend the thread. |
21033 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the logical fiber is not scheduled on a physical thread. |
21034 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the thread is in an invalid state. |
21035 | 1033 | Implicit function evaluation is turned off by user. |
21036 | 1033 | Invalid decimal value. |
21037 | 1033 | '__arglist' is not supported while debugging. |
21038 | 1033 | Non-Public members |
21039 | 1033 | Declaration statements are only allowed in the immediate window |
21040 | 1033 | Raw View |
21041 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because debugging information has been optimized away . |
21042 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is not a valid format specifier |
21043 | 1033 | Invalid format specifier |
21044 | 1033 | {user provided expression} |
21045 | 1033 | Object ID not found |
21046 | 1033 | Cannot fetch the value of field '%1!ls!' because information about the containing class is unavailable. |
21047 | 1033 | The method '%1!ls!' has already timed out once and will not be evaluated automatically. |
21048 | 1033 | This operation cannot be completed while debugging code running in SqlClr mode. |
21049 | 1033 | The runtime has refused to evaluate the expression at this time. |
21050 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because a thread is stopped at a point where garbage collection is impossible, possibly because the code is optimized. |
21051 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the current thread is stopped in the prolog of a function. |
21052 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because a native frame is on top of the call stack. |
21053 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because the code of the current method is optimized. |
21054 | 1033 | The value of the local or argument '%1!ls!' is unobtainable at this time. |
21055 | 1033 | Function evaluation disabled because a previous function evaluation timed out. You must continue execution to reenable function evaluation. |
21056 | 1033 | Could not load visualizer. Reason: |
21057 | 1033 | Could not load visualizer. |
21058 | 1033 | Could not load hosting dll. |
21059 | 1033 | Could not load hosting dll. Reason: |
21060 | 1033 | The application you are debugging has insufficient privileges to allow the use of custom visualizers. Please see the documentation for the list of required privileges. |
21061 | 1033 | This visualizer uses a partial trust assembly from the application you are debugging and has therefore been terminated due to the potential security risk. |
21062 | 1033 | Custom Visualizers do not work on Pocket PC Projects. |
21063 | 1033 | The expression cannot be evaluated as it comes from an untrusted assembly. Only expressions consisting of field or property fetches are allowed. |
21064 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because array range specifier is empty. |
21065 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because integer format specifier is only valid on one dimensional arrays. |
21066 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because integer format specifier is not positive. |
21067 | 1033 | Cannot evaluate expression because dimensions of subranges are not consistent. |
21068 | 1033 | Dimension of array '%1!ls!' is '%2!d!' and does not match dimension of range specifier which is '%3!d!'. |
21069 | 1033 | Integer specifier is only valid with arrays. |
21070 | 1033 | Array range specifier is only valid with arrays. |
21071 | 1033 | Ranges for multidimensional arrays must have an inner level of square brackets. |
21072 | 1033 | Operator '%1!ls!' is not associative. |
21073 | 1033 | Cannot stackalloc in the current context. |
21074 | 1033 | The value of an Object ID cannot be modified. |
21075 | 1033 | A call to a virtual method or property through the base keyword will always call the most derived function while debugging. |
21076 | 1033 | The value of Object ID was no longer referenced and was Garbage Collected. |
21077 | 1033 | Object ID is in another application domain. Operation is not supported. |
21078 | 1033 | Expression cannot contain %1!ls! |
21079 | 1033 | Results View |
21080 | 1033 | Expanding the Results View will enumerate the IEnumerable |
21081 | 1033 | Results View requires System.Core.dll to be referenced |
21082 | 1033 | Only Enumerable types can have Results View |
21083 | 1033 | No Results retrieved |
21084 | 1033 | A local named 'exception' can't be declared, as it is reserved |
21085 | 1033 | This dynamic operation is not supported while debugging |
21086 | 1033 | Dynamic View |
21087 | 1033 | Expanding the Dynamic View will get the dynamic members for the object |
21088 | 1033 | Dynamic View requires latest Microsoft.CSharp.dll to be referenced |
21089 | 1033 | The object has no dynamic members |
21090 | 1033 | Only COM or Dynamic objects can have Dynamic View |
21091 | 1033 | Embedded interop type '%1!ls!' is defined in both '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!'. Some operations on objects of this type are not supported while debugging. Consider casting this object to type 'dynamic' when debugging or building with the 'Embed Interop Types' property set to false. |
22000 | 1033 | <error> |
22001 | 1033 | <null> |
22002 | 1033 | (Location of symbol related to previous error) |
22003 | 1033 | (Location of symbol related to previous warning) |
22004 | 1033 | <!-- Badly formed XML comment ignored for member "%1!ls!" --> |
22005 | 1033 | <error><!-- Badly formed XML file "%1!ls!" cannot be included --></error> |
22006 | 1033 | Failed to insert some or all of included XML |
22007 | 1033 | Include tag is invalid |
22008 | 1033 | No matching elements were found for the following include tag |
22009 | 1033 | Missing file attribute |
22010 | 1033 | Missing path attribute |
22011 | 1033 | <global namespace> |
22012 | 1033 | <this assembly> |
24005 | 1033 | Source file '%1!ls!' could not be found |
24007 | 1033 | Error opening response file '%1!ls!' -- '%2!ls!' |
24008 | 1033 | Missing file specification for '%1!ls!' option |
24009 | 1033 | Unrecognized option: '%1!ls!' |
24011 | 1033 | No inputs specified |
24013 | 1033 | Command-line syntax error: Missing ':<text>' for '%1!ls!' option |
24014 | 1033 | Response file '%1!ls!' included multiple times |
24015 | 1033 | Source file '%1!ls!' specified multiple times |
24017 | 1033 | Cannot open '%1!ls!' for writing |
24018 | 1033 | Invalid image base number '%1!ls!' |
24019 | 1033 | Compiler option '%1!ls!' is obsolete, please use '%2!ls!' instead |
24020 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is a binary file instead of a text file |
24021 | 1033 | Code page '%1!ls!' is invalid or not installed |
24022 | 1033 | Cannot specify /main if building a module or library |
24023 | 1033 | Invalid target type for /target: must specify 'exe', 'winexe', 'library', or 'module' |
24024 | 1033 | Only the first set of input files can build a target other than 'module' |
24025 | 1033 | File name '%1!ls!' is too long or invalid |
24026 | 1033 | Options '/out' and '/target' must appear before source file names |
24027 | 1033 | Ignoring /noconfig option because it was specified in a response file |
24028 | 1033 | Invalid file section alignment number '%1!ls!' |
24030 | 1033 | Must emit debug info with /sourcemap. Are you missing '/debug'? |
24031 | 1033 | Sourcemap file '%1!ls!' is a binary file instead of a text file |
24033 | 1033 | Invalid value for '/define'; '%1!ls!' is not a valid identifier |
24034 | 1033 | Sourcemap file is invalid; there was an error on line %1!ls! |
24035 | 1033 | Unable to open source map file '%1!ls!' |
24036 | 1033 | Character '%1!lc!' is not allowed on the command-line or in response files |
24037 | 1033 | Cannot create short filename '%1!ls!' when a long filename with the same short filename already exists |
24038 | 1033 | A /reference option that declares an extern alias can only have one filename. To specify multiple aliases or filenames, use multiple /reference options. |
24039 | 1033 | Command-line syntax error: Missing ':<number>' for '%1!ls!' option |
24101 | 1033 | Microsoft (R) Visual C# 2010 Compiler version %1!ls! |
24103 | 1033 | Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. |
24210 | 1033 | Visual C# 2010 Compiler Options |
24211 | 1033 | Short form |
24212 | 1033 | Build a module that can be added to another assembly |
24213 | 1033 | Build a console executable (default) |
24214 | 1033 | Build a Windows executable |
24215 | 1033 | Build a library |
24216 | 1033 | Specify output file name (default: base name of file with main class or first file) |
24217 | 1033 | Specify a Win32 resource file (.res) |
24218 | 1033 | Use this icon for the output |
24219 | 1033 | Embed the specified resource |
24220 | 1033 | Link the specified resource to this assembly |
24221 | 1033 | Read response file for more options |
24222 | 1033 | Include all files in the current directory and subdirectories according to the wildcard specifications |
24223 | 1033 | Display this usage message |
24224 | 1033 | Suppress compiler copyright message |
24225 | 1033 | Create a 'Bug Report' file |
24226 | 1033 | Specify the codepage to use when opening source files |
24227 | 1033 | Specify the type that contains the entry point (ignore all other possible entry points) |
24228 | 1033 | Base address for the library to be built |
24229 | 1033 | Compiler generates fully qualified paths |
24230 | 1033 | Specify debugging type ('full' is default, and enables attaching a debugger to a running program) |
24231 | 1033 | Do not auto include CSC.RSP file |
24232 | 1033 | Specify additional directories to search in for references |
24233 | 1033 | Specify the alignment used for output file sections |
24234 | 1033 | Output compiler messages in UTF-8 encoding |
24235 | 1033 | Delay-sign the assembly using only the public portion of the strong name key |
24236 | 1033 | Specify a strong name key file |
24237 | 1033 | Specify a strong name key container |
24238 | 1033 | Specify language version mode: ISO-1, ISO-2, 3, or Default |
24239 | 1033 | Specify how to handle internal compiler errors: prompt, send, queue, or none. The default is queue. |
24240 | 1033 | Specify debug information file name (default: output file name with .pdb extension) |
24241 | 1033 | Specify a Win32 manifest file (.xml) |
24242 | 1033 | Do not include the default Win32 manifest |
24243 | 1033 | Specify an application configuration file containing assembly binding settings |
24300 | 1033 | ### Visual C# 2010 Compiler Defect Report, created %s |
24301 | 1033 | ### Compiler version: %s |
24302 | 1033 | ### Operating System: %s %d.%d.%d %s |
24304 | 1033 | ### Compiler command line |
24305 | 1033 | ### Source file: '%s' |
24306 | 1033 | ### Compiler output |
24308 | 1033 | ### User description |
24309 | 1033 | ### User suggested correct behavior |
24310 | 1033 | ### .NET common language runtime version: %s |
24311 | 1033 | ### Binary file: '%ws' |
24312 | 1033 | ### Console and Defect Report Code Page: %d |
24340 | 1033 | A file is being created with information needed to reproduce your compiler problem. This information includes software versions, the pathnames and contents of source code files, referenced assemblies and modules, compiler options, compiler output, and any additional information you provide in the following prompts. This file will not include the contents of any keyfiles. |
24350 | 1033 | Please describe the compiler problem (press Enter twice to finish): |
24351 | 1033 | Describe what you think should have happened (press Enter twice to finish): |
24400 | 1033 | - OUTPUT FILES - |
24401 | 1033 | - INPUT FILES - |
24402 | 1033 | - RESOURCES - |
24403 | 1033 | - CODE GENERATION - |
24404 | 1033 | - ERRORS AND WARNINGS - |
24405 | 1033 | - LANGUAGE - |
24406 | 1033 | - MISCELLANEOUS - |
24407 | 1033 | - ADVANCED - |
24450 | 1033 | <file list> |
24451 | 1033 | <file> |
24452 | 1033 | <symbol list> |
24453 | 1033 | <wildcard> |
24454 | 1033 | <type> |
24455 | 1033 | <resinfo> |
24456 | 1033 | <warn list> |
24457 | 1033 | <address> |
24458 | 1033 | <n> |
24459 | 1033 | {full|pdbonly} |
24460 | 1033 | <string> |
24461 | 1033 | <alias>=<file> |
24500 | 1033 | generics |
24501 | 1033 | anonymous methods |
24502 | 1033 | module as an attribute target specifier |
24503 | 1033 | namespace alias qualifier |
24504 | 1033 | fixed size buffers |
24505 | 1033 | #pragma |
24506 | 1033 | foreach iteration variable |
24507 | 1033 | using variable |
24508 | 1033 | fixed variable |
24509 | 1033 | Microsoft (R) Visual C# 2010 Compiler |
24510 | 1033 | No information has been lost. Please check the compiler output for possible ways to avoid this error. |
24511 | 1033 | static classes |
24512 | 1033 | partial types |
24513 | 1033 | method group |
24514 | 1033 | anonymous method |
24515 | 1033 | LIB environment variable |
24516 | 1033 | /LIB option |
24517 | 1033 | switch on boolean type |
24518 | 1033 | Warning as Error: %1!ls! |
24520 | 1033 | collection |
24521 | 1033 | The Microsoft (R) Visual C# 2010 Compiler has encountered an internal error. We are sorry for the inconvenience. |
24522 | 1033 | access modifiers on properties |
24523 | 1033 | extern alias |
24524 | 1033 | iterators |
24525 | 1033 | default operator |
24527 | 1033 | Where the resinfo format is <file>[,<string name>[,public|private]] |
24528 | 1033 | nullable types |
24529 | 1033 | Type '%2!ls!' already reserves a member called '%1!ls!' with the same parameter types |
24530 | 1033 | The /pdb option requires that the /debug option also be used |
24531 | 1033 | lambda expression |
24532 | 1033 | anonymous type |
24533 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' does not contain a definition for '%2!ls!' and the best extension method overload '%3!ls!' has some invalid arguments |
24534 | 1033 | Instance argument: cannot convert from '%1!ls!' to '%2!ls!' |
24535 | 1033 | The range variable '%1!ls!' has already been declared |
24536 | 1033 | The range variable '%2!ls!' conflicts with a previous declaration of '%1!ls!' |
24537 | 1033 | Cannot assign %1!ls! to a range variable |
24538 | 1033 | Expression cannot contain query expressions |
24539 | 1033 | Could not find an implementation of the query pattern for source type '%1!ls!'. '%2!ls!' not found. Consider explicitly specifying the type of the range variable '%3!ls!'. |
24540 | 1033 | Could not find an implementation of the query pattern for source type '%1!ls!'. '%2!ls!' not found. Are you missing a reference to 'System.Core.dll' or a using directive for 'System.Linq'? |
24541 | 1033 | Could not find an implementation of the query pattern for source type '%1!ls!'. '%2!ls!' not found. |
24542 | 1033 | The name '%1!ls!' is not in scope on the left side of 'equals'. Consider swapping the expressions on either side of 'equals'. |
24543 | 1033 | The name '%1!ls!' is not in scope on the right side of 'equals'. Consider swapping the expressions on either side of 'equals'. |
24544 | 1033 | Cannot pass the range variable '%1!ls!' as an out or ref parameter |
24545 | 1033 | Multiple implementations of the query pattern were found for source type '%1!ls!'. Ambiguous call to '%2!ls!'. |
24546 | 1033 | The type of one of the expressions in the %1!ls! clause is incorrect. Type inference failed in the call to '%2!ls!'. |
24547 | 1033 | The type of the expression in the %1!ls! clause is incorrect. Type inference failed in the call to '%2!ls!'. |
24548 | 1033 | An expression of type '%1!ls!' is not allowed in a subsequent from clause in a query expression with source type '%2!ls!'. Type inference failed in the call to '%3!ls!'. |
24549 | 1033 | let |
24550 | 1033 | from |
24551 | 1033 | where |
24552 | 1033 | select |
24553 | 1033 | join |
24554 | 1033 | group by |
24555 | 1033 | orderby |
24556 | 1033 | into |
24557 | 1033 | implicitly typed array |
24558 | 1033 | implicitly typed local variable |
24559 | 1033 | anonymous types |
24560 | 1033 | automatically implemented properties |
24561 | 1033 | object initializer |
24562 | 1033 | collection initializer |
24563 | 1033 | lambda expression |
24564 | 1033 | query expression |
24565 | 1033 | extension method |
24566 | 1033 | partial method |
24567 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain an unsafe pointer operation |
24568 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain an anonymous method expression |
24569 | 1033 | An anonymous method expression cannot be converted to an expression tree |
24570 | 1033 | Range variable '%1!ls!' cannot be assigned to -- it is read only |
24571 | 1033 | The range variable '%1!ls!' cannot have the same name as a method type parameter |
24572 | 1033 | The contextual keyword 'var' cannot be used in a range variable declaration |
24573 | 1033 | The best overloaded Add method '%1!ls!' for the collection initializer has some invalid arguments |
24574 | 1033 | An expression tree lambda may not contain an out or ref parameter |
24575 | 1033 | An expression tree lambda may not contain a method with variable arguments |
24576 | 1033 | An expression tree lambda may not contain a method group |
24577 | 1033 | The best overloaded method match '%1!ls!' for the collection initializer element cannot be used. Collection initializer 'Add' methods cannot have ref or out parameters. |
24578 | 1033 | Non-invocable member '%1!ls!' cannot be used like a method. |
24579 | 1033 | Cannot pass null for friend assembly name |
24580 | 1033 | Member '%1!ls!' implements interface member '%2!ls!' in type '%3!ls!'. There are multiple matches for the interface member at run-time. It is implementation dependent which method will be called. |
24581 | 1033 | Member '%2!ls!' overrides '%1!ls!'. There are multiple override candidates at run-time. It is implementation dependent which method will be called. |
24582 | 1033 | Object and collection initializer expressions may not be applied to a delegate creation expression |
24583 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is of type '%2!ls!'. The type specified in a constant declaration must be sbyte, byte, short, ushort, int, uint, long, ulong, char, float, double, decimal, bool, string, an enum-type, or a reference-type. |
24584 | 1033 | An expression tree lambda may not contain a coalescing operator with a null literal left-hand side |
24585 | 1033 | A switch expression or case label must be a bool, char, string, integral, enum, or corresponding nullable type |
24586 | 1033 | A nested array initializer is expected |
24587 | 1033 | An array initializer of length '%1!d!' is expected |
24588 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has a paramref tag for '%1!ls!', but there is no parameter by that name |
24589 | 1033 | XML comment on '%2!ls!' has a typeparamref tag for '%1!ls!', but there is no type parameter by that name |
24590 | 1033 | Invalid variance modifier. Only interface and delegate type parameters can be specified as variant. |
24591 | 1033 | Invalid variance: The type parameter '%2!ls!' must be %4!ls! valid on '%1!ls!'. '%2!ls!' is %3!ls!. |
24592 | 1033 | contravariant |
24593 | 1033 | contravariantly |
24594 | 1033 | covariant |
24595 | 1033 | covariantly |
24596 | 1033 | invariantly |
24597 | 1033 | Cannot define overloaded constructor '%1!ls!' because it differs from another constructor only on ref and out |
24602 | 1033 | Default parameter value for '%1!ls!' must be a compile-time constant |
24603 | 1033 | Optional parameters must appear after all required parameters |
24604 | 1033 | Named argument specifications must appear after all fixed arguments have been specified |
24605 | 1033 | The best overload for '%1!ls!' does not have a parameter named '%2!ls!' |
24606 | 1033 | Named argument '%1!ls!' cannot be specified multiple times |
24607 | 1033 | A ref or out parameter cannot have a default value |
24608 | 1033 | An array access may not have a named argument specifier |
24609 | 1033 | Cannot specify a default value for the 'this' parameter |
24610 | 1033 | Named argument '%1!ls!' specifies a parameter for which a positional argument has already been given |
24611 | 1033 | Cannot specify default parameter value in conjunction with DefaultParameterAttribute or OptionalAttribute |
24612 | 1033 | An expression tree lambda may not contain a COM call with ref omitted on arguments |
24613 | 1033 | The delegate '%1!ls!' does not have a parameter named '%2!ls!' |
24614 | 1033 | The typeof operator cannot be used on the dynamic type |
24615 | 1033 | An expression tree may not contain a dynamic operation |
24616 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': user-defined conversions to or from the dynamic type are not allowed |
24617 | 1033 | The best overloaded Add method '%1!ls!' for the collection initializer element is obsolete. '%2!ls!' |
24618 | 1033 | The best overloaded Add method '%1!ls!' for the collection initializer element is obsolete. |
24619 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot derive from the dynamic type |
24620 | 1033 | '%1!ls!': cannot implement a dynamic interface '%2!ls!' |
24621 | 1033 | Constraint cannot be the dynamic type |
24622 | 1033 | Constraint cannot be a dynamic type '%1!ls!' |
24623 | 1033 | One or more types required to compile a dynamic expression cannot be found. Are you missing references to Microsoft.CSharp.dll and System.Core.dll? |
24624 | 1033 | Do not use '%1!ls!'. Use the 'dynamic' keyword instead. |
24625 | 1033 | Cannot embed interop types from assembly '%1!ls!' because it is missing the '%2!ls!' attribute |
24626 | 1033 | Cannot find the interop type that matches the embedded interop type '%1!ls!'. Are you missing an assembly reference? |
24627 | 1033 | The type '%1!ls!' is not found, and is required to embed interop types. Are you missing an assembly reference? |
24629 | 1033 | A value of type '%1!ls!' cannot be used as a default parameter because there are no standard conversions to type '%2!ls!' |
24630 | 1033 | Cannot specify a default value for a parameter array |
24631 | 1033 | Default values are not valid in this context |
24632 | 1033 | Interop type '%1!ls!' cannot be embedded. Use the applicable interface instead. |
24634 | 1033 | Type '%1!ls!' cannot be embedded because it is a nested type. Consider setting the 'Embed Interop Types' property to false. |
24635 | 1033 | The 'TypeIdentifierAttribute' attribute constructor for interop type '%1!ls!' is invalid |
24636 | 1033 | Interop type '%1!ls!' cannot be embedded because it is missing the required '%2!ls!' attribute |
24637 | 1033 | Embedded interop struct '%1!ls!' can contain only public instance fields |
24638 | 1033 | Cannot embed interop type '%1!ls!' found in both assembly '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!'. Consider setting the 'Embed Interop Types' property to false. |
24640 | 1033 | Cannot embed interop types from assembly '%1!ls!' because it is missing either the '%2!ls!' attribute or the '%3!ls!' attribute |
24641 | 1033 | The assembly '%1!ls!' cannot be specified for both /link and /reference compiler options |
24642 | 1033 | Embedding the interop type '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' causes a name clash in the current assembly. Consider setting the 'Embed Interop Types' property to false. |
24643 | 1033 | A reference was created to embedded interop assembly '%1!ls!' because of an indirect reference to that assembly created by assembly '%2!ls!'. Consider changing the 'Embed Interop Types' property on either assembly. |
24644 | 1033 | dynamic |
24645 | 1033 | type variance |
24646 | 1033 | named argument |
24647 | 1033 | optional parameter |
24648 | 1033 | The default value specified for parameter '%1!ls!' will have no effect because it applies to a member that is used in contexts that do not allow optional arguments |
24649 | 1033 | The call to method '%1!ls!' needs to be dynamically dispatched, but cannot be because it is part of a base access expression. Consider casting the dynamic arguments or eliminating the base access. |
24650 | 1033 | The indexer access needs to be dynamically dispatched, but cannot be because it is part of a base access expression. Consider casting the dynamic arguments or eliminating the base access. |
24651 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' has no applicable method named '%2!ls!' but appears to have an extension method by that name. Extension methods cannot be dynamically dispatched. Consider casting the dynamic arguments or calling the extension method without the extension method syntax. |
24652 | 1033 | The dynamically dispatched call to method '%1!ls!' may fail at runtime because one or more applicable overloads are conditional methods |
24653 | 1033 | '%1!ls!' is of type '%2!ls!'. A default parameter value of a reference type other than string can only be initialized with null |
24654 | 1033 | Cannot use fixed local '%1!ls!' inside an anonymous method, lambda expression, or query expression |
24655 | 1033 | The constructor call needs to be dynamically dispatched, but cannot be because it is part of a constructor initializer. Consider casting the dynamic arguments. |
24656 | 1033 | Embedded interop types will not contain the '%1!ls!' attribute because it is not found. Are you missing an assembly reference? |
24657 | 1033 | Source interface '%1!ls!' is missing method '%2!ls!' which is required to embed event '%3!ls!' |
24658 | 1033 | Interface '%1!ls!' has an invalid source interface which is required to embed event '%2!ls!' |
24659 | 1033 | Type '%1!ls!' cannot be embedded because it has a generic argument. Consider setting the 'Embed Interop Types' property to false. |
24660 | 1033 | Cannot use '%1!ls!' as an argument to a dynamically dispatched operation because it is a method group. Did you intend to invoke the method? |
24661 | 1033 | Cannot use a lambda expression as an argument to a dynamically dispatched operation without first casting it to a delegate or expression tree type |
24662 | 1033 | Cannot use an expression of type '%1!ls!' as an argument to a dynamically dispatched operation |
24663 | 1033 | Query expressions over source type 'dynamic' or with a join sequence of type 'dynamic' are not allowed |
24664 | 1033 | Cannot define a class or member that utilizes 'dynamic' because the compiler required type '%1!ls!' cannot be found. Are you missing a reference to System.Core.dll? |
24665 | 1033 | The type name '%1!ls!' could not be found in the global namespace. This type has been forwarded to assembly '%2!ls!' Consider adding a reference to that assembly. |
24666 | 1033 | The type name '%1!ls!' could not be found in the namespace '%2!ls!'. This type has been forwarded to assembly '%3!ls!' Consider adding a reference to that assembly. |
24667 | 1033 | The type name '%1!ls!' could not be found. This type has been forwarded to assembly '%2!ls!'. Consider adding a reference to that assembly. |
24668 | 1033 | Type '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' cannot be used across assembly boundaries because it has a generic type parameter that is an embedded interop type. |
24669 | 1033 | A value of type '%1!ls!' cannot be used as default parameter for nullable parameter '%2!ls!' because '%3!ls!' is not a simple type |
24670 | 1033 | Member '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' cannot be used across assembly boundaries because it contains a type which has a generic type parameter that is an embedded interop type. |
24671 | 1033 | Type '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' cannot be used across assembly boundaries because a type in its inheritance hierarchy has a generic type parameter that is an embedded interop type. |
24672 | 1033 | You cannot use dynamic expressions in an attribute specification |
25001 | 1033 | Step into: Stepping over wildcard-filtered method '%s' (to step inside, use step into specific or turn off step filtering) |
25002 | 1033 | Your step-into request resulted in an automatic step-over of a property or operator.
This behavior can be overridden in the context menu for the line being executed by choosing 'Step Into Specific' or by unchecking the option 'Step over properties and operators'.
Do you want to continue being notified when an automatic step-over happens? |