MSIR.0782 Block not associated with name (name): Difference between revisions

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An <tt>End</tt> statement was followed by the correct qualifier, but the qualifier was followed by an incorrect name. The name much mas the name of the entity with which the block being ended is associated. For example, for <tt>End Class</tt>, <tt>End Public</tt>, <tt>End Private</tt>, <tt>End Public Shared</tt>, and <tt>End Private Shared</tt>, the entity name is the class name. For <tt>End Function</tt>, <tt>End Property</tt>, <tt>End Subroutine</tt>, <tt>End Constructor</tt>, <tt>End Set</tt>, and <tt>End Get</tt>, the entity name is the method name. The name being complained about is never required, and a common cause of this error is for extra characters to have been accidentally typed after a block end.
An <tt>End</tt> statement was followed by the correct qualifier, but the qualifier was followed by an incorrect name. The name much mas the name of the entity with which the block being ended is associated. For example, for <tt>End Class</tt>, <tt>End Public</tt>, <tt>End Private</tt>, <tt>End Public Shared</tt>, and <tt>End Private Shared</tt>, the entity name is the class name. For <tt>End Function</tt>, <tt>End Property</tt>, <tt>End Subroutine</tt>, <tt>End Constructor</tt>, <tt>End Set</tt>, and <tt>End Get</tt>, the entity name is the method name. The name being complained about is never required, and a common cause of this error is for extra characters to have been accidentally typed after a block end.


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Revision as of 17:59, 19 April 2013

An End statement was followed by the correct qualifier, but the qualifier was followed by an incorrect name. The name much mas the name of the entity with which the block being ended is associated. For example, for End Class, End Public, End Private, End Public Shared, and End Private Shared, the entity name is the class name. For End Function, End Property, End Subroutine, End Constructor, End Set, and End Get, the entity name is the method name. The name being complained about is never required, and a common cause of this error is for extra characters to have been accidentally typed after a block end.