MSIR.0855 Class (classname) had (operation), but contains a direct or indirect reference to class (classname), which is not (capability): Difference between revisions
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An operation (such as a DeepDiscard) was performed against a class, or a rule for an operation (such as Allow DeepCopy) was provided for a class, and the operation or rule must be allowed on all classes that are referenced either directly or indirectly from the class (via Object variables). But some of these directly or indirectly referenced classes don't allow the operation or rule. | An operation (such as a <var>DeepDiscard</var>) was performed against a class, or a rule for an operation (such as <var>Allow DeepCopy</var>) was provided for a class, and the operation or rule must be allowed on all classes that are referenced either directly or indirectly from the class (via Object variables). But some of these directly or indirectly referenced classes don't allow the operation or rule. | ||
For example, class X might have an <var>Allow DeepCopy</var>, but it also contains a variable of Object Y, and class Y does not have an <var>Allow DeepCopy</var>. Either correct the directly or indirectly referenced classes to allow the operation or rule, or eliminate the operation or rule from the indicated class. | |||
[[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | [[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | ||
Revision as of 20:28, 23 April 2014
An operation (such as a DeepDiscard) was performed against a class, or a rule for an operation (such as Allow DeepCopy) was provided for a class, and the operation or rule must be allowed on all classes that are referenced either directly or indirectly from the class (via Object variables). But some of these directly or indirectly referenced classes don't allow the operation or rule.
For example, class X might have an Allow DeepCopy, but it also contains a variable of Object Y, and class Y does not have an Allow DeepCopy. Either correct the directly or indirectly referenced classes to allow the operation or rule, or eliminate the operation or rule from the indicated class.