MSIR.0776 Mismatch between (methtype) declaration and definition: Difference between revisions
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The declaration (the part in the <tt>Public</tt>, <tt>Private</tt>, <tt>Public Shared</tt>, or <tt>Private Shared</tt> block) of a method was not consistent with its definition header, the definition being the part of the class block that contains the method code. It is usually best to copy a method definition to its declaration, or vice versa, or to use a tool (such as, Xtend | The declaration (the part in the <tt>Public</tt>, <tt>Private</tt>, <tt>Public Shared</tt>, or <tt>Private Shared</tt> block) of a method was not consistent with its definition header, the definition being the part of the class block that contains the method code. It is usually best to copy a method definition to its declaration, or vice versa, or to use a tool (such as, Xtend — http://yoda-software.com.au) that automatically keeps the declaration and definition in synch. Correct either the method declaration or definition. | ||
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Revision as of 17:59, 19 April 2013
The declaration (the part in the Public, Private, Public Shared, or Private Shared block) of a method was not consistent with its definition header, the definition being the part of the class block that contains the method code. It is usually best to copy a method definition to its declaration, or vice versa, or to use a tool (such as, Xtend — http://yoda-software.com.au) that automatically keeps the declaration and definition in synch. Correct either the method declaration or definition.