MSIR.0872 (attribute) not valid for (memberType): Difference between revisions
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A keyword was specified on a member declaration that does not make sense. For example, a method was declared as <var>Abstract</var>, but the class in which it is contained is not Abstract. Or, <var>Overridable</var> or <var>Abstract</var> was specified for a constructor — but constructors cannot be overridden. If it is unclear why the keyword does not make sense, see [[Classes and Objects]]. | A keyword was specified on a member declaration that does not make sense. For example, a method was declared as <var>Abstract</var>, but the class in which it is contained is not Abstract. Or, <var>Overridable</var> or <var>Abstract</var> was specified for a constructor — but constructors cannot be overridden. If it is unclear why the keyword does not make sense, see [[Classes and Objects]]. | ||
[[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | [[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] [[Category:MSIR.0800 - MSIR.0999]] | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 13 August 2015
A keyword was specified on a member declaration that does not make sense. For example, a method was declared as Abstract, but the class in which it is contained is not Abstract. Or, Overridable or Abstract was specified for a constructor — but constructors cannot be overridden. If it is unclear why the keyword does not make sense, see Classes and Objects.