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| | 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 |
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| | Re: Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says 0 errors? 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 > |
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| | Re: Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says0 errors? 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 |
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| | Re: Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says0 errors? 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 |
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| | Re: Why does VisualStudio say 75 errors, yet the build process says0 errors? 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 |
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