Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0errors?

Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0 errors?

I'm asking because sometimes the builds fails and now there is 76 errors
in the list. I have to go through that list until I find the "real"
problem in the build. That behavior is on the Feb CTP.

Please tell me this will be fixed "real soon now"

Phil

What kind of incorrect errors do you see?

> Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0
> errors?
>
> I'm asking because sometimes the builds fails and now there is 76
> errors in the list. I have to go through that list until I find the
> "real" problem in the build. That behavior is on the Feb CTP.
>
> Please tell me this will be fixed "real soon now"
>
> Phil
>

Douglas Stockwell wrote:
> What kind of incorrect errors do you see?
>
>> Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0
>> errors?
>>
>> I'm asking because sometimes the builds fails and now there is 76
>> errors in the list. I have to go through that list until I find the
>> "real" problem in the build. That behavior is on the Feb CTP.
>>
>> Please tell me this will be fixed "real soon now"
>>
>> Phil
>>
>
>

75 errors related to the XML files. Invalid errors since the application
runs and the builds works.

Phil

Douglas Stockwell wrote:
> What kind of incorrect errors do you see?
>
>> Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0
>> errors?
>>
>> I'm asking because sometimes the builds fails and now there is 76
>> errors in the list. I have to go through that list until I find the
>> "real" problem in the build. That behavior is on the Feb CTP.
>>
>> Please tell me this will be fixed "real soon now"
>>
>> Phil
>>
>
>

I'll be a bit more specifig with the errors I'm getting and here is a
few example


Error 1 Assembly '' could not be found. Are you missing an assembly
reference?
D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\MyApp.xaml 4 12
AlpineWebApplication

Error 2 Type 'src:ProductList' could not be found. Are you missing an
assembly reference?
D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\MyApp.xaml 14 4
AlpineWebApplication

Error 6 Type 'local:ProductList' could not be found. Are you missing an
assembly reference?
D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\Page1.xaml 46 5
AlpineWebApplication


a lot mroe like the above and then the following on a ListBox element.
That's the funniest one, a list box which only accepts one object...

Error 16 Property accepts only one object
D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\ShoppingCart.xaml 5 3
AlpineWebApplication

Do you have XAML files open in Cider? (The view with the Design/XAML/Source
tabs at the bottom of the window.)

Cider doesn't seem to have enough XAML compatability yet to be useful, so
I just avoid it.

Try closing all open document windows - as soon as I close Cider views the
errors vanish.

If you want to edit the XAML but avoid Cider: right click on the XAML file
in the Solution Explorer then choose "Open With" -> "XML Editor".

- Doug

> Douglas Stockwell wrote:
>
>> What kind of incorrect errors do you see?
>>
>>> Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0
>>> errors?
>>>
>>> I'm asking because sometimes the builds fails and now there is 76
>>> errors in the list. I have to go through that list until I find the
>>> "real" problem in the build. That behavior is on the Feb CTP.
>>>
>>> Please tell me this will be fixed "real soon now"
>>>
>>> Phil
>>>
> I'll be a bit more specifig with the errors I'm getting and here is a
> few example
>
> Error 1 Assembly '' could not be found. Are you missing an assembly
> reference?
> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\MyApp.xaml 4 12
> AlpineWebApplication
>
> Error 2 Type 'src:ProductList' could not be found. Are you missing an
> assembly reference?
> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\MyApp.xaml 14 4
> AlpineWebApplication
>
> Error 6 Type 'local:ProductList' could not be found. Are you missing
> an assembly reference?
> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\Page1.xaml 46 5
> AlpineWebApplication
>
> a lot mroe like the above and then the following on a ListBox element.
> That's the funniest one, a list box which only accepts one object...
>
> Error 16 Property accepts only one object
> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\ShoppingCart.xaml
> 5 3 AlpineWebApplication
>

Douglas Stockwell wrote:
> Do you have XAML files open in Cider? (The view with the
> Design/XAML/Source tabs at the bottom of the window.)
>
> Cider doesn't seem to have enough XAML compatability yet to be useful,
> so I just avoid it.
>
> Try closing all open document windows - as soon as I close Cider views
> the errors vanish.
> If you want to edit the XAML but avoid Cider: right click on the XAML
> file in the Solution Explorer then choose "Open With" -> "XML Editor".
>
> - Doug
>
>> Douglas Stockwell wrote:
>>
>>> What kind of incorrect errors do you see?
>>>
>>>> Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0
>>>> errors?
>>>>
>>>> I'm asking because sometimes the builds fails and now there is 76
>>>> errors in the list. I have to go through that list until I find the
>>>> "real" problem in the build. That behavior is on the Feb CTP.
>>>>
>>>> Please tell me this will be fixed "real soon now"
>>>>
>>>> Phil
>>>>
>> I'll be a bit more specifig with the errors I'm getting and here is a
>> few example
>>
>> Error 1 Assembly '' could not be found. Are you missing an assembly
>> reference?
>> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\MyApp.xaml 4 12
>> AlpineWebApplication
>>
>> Error 2 Type 'src:ProductList' could not be found. Are you
>> missing an
>> assembly reference?
>> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\MyApp.xaml 14 4
>> AlpineWebApplication
>>
>> Error 6 Type 'local:ProductList' could not be found. Are you
>> missing
>> an assembly reference?
>> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\Page1.xaml 46 5
>> AlpineWebApplication
>>
>> a lot mroe like the above and then the following on a ListBox element.
>> That's the funniest one, a list box which only accepts one object...
>>
>> Error 16 Property accepts only one object
>> D:\Projects\Demos\MultiChannel\AlpineWebApplication\ShoppingCart.xaml
>> 5 3 AlpineWebApplication
>>
>
>

Thanks. Cider is indeed the culprit which adds all those irrelevant
errors. Funny when you think it's suppose to help. Beside, it never seem
able to parse my scenes anyway and I always had to press the 'Edit XAML'
button.

Cheers.

Phil