} expected errors in VS2005

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SenthilVel

hi all

i am opening an exiting 1.1 developed ASPX project in VS2005.

i am getting more language editor problems :

for example:
for the below code :
/// <summary>

/// Next button on 'next/exit' line pressed

/// </summary>

private void nextButton_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {

protected Getsid = this.omSSBaseDropDownList.SelectedValue.Trim();

}



i get errors like :

1.Error 1 } expected
O:\Misys\apps\ifc\webroot\mic\aspx\IfaceWizLabG.aspx.cs 256 71 O:\...\aspx\

2. Error 2 Invalid token '=' in class, struct, or interface member
declaration A.aspx.cs 257 25 O:\...\aspx\

3.Error 3 Invalid token '(' in class, struct, or interface member
declaration .Baspx.cs 257 76 O:\...\aspx\


Can any one let me know on how to over come these VS2005 errors?

Thanks

Senthil
 
Why are you using protected inside of an event handler? You cannot declare a
variable in that way inside of a routine.

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hi all

i am opening an exiting 1.1 developed ASPX project in VS2005.

i am getting more language editor problems :

for example:
for the below code :
/// <summary>

/// Next button on 'next/exit' line pressed

/// </summary>

private void nextButton_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) {

protected Getsid = this.omSSBaseDropDownList.SelectedValue.Trim();
Click to expand...

A "type" is missing here (between "protected" and "Getsid"). I think it
should be:
string Getsid = ....
or even (if "Getsid" is already declared elsewhere):
Getsid = ....
 
Hi

Thanks for the reply ...

See i have this question now :

The same file i used for this web application using vs2003 : CLR 1.1.

now when i used VS2005 and CLR 2.0 , i get these errors when i have codes
like below:

private void DupFaccodeDelete_Click( object sender, System.EventArgs e ) {

protected DeleteCacFacEventReq delReq = new DeleteCacFacEventReq();



Error 1 } expected Sample.aspx.cs 253

Is this way for declaring a protected member under a event function not
allowed in C#2.0 ?

IF so , do i need to to change the code which has these usage of protected
??

Please let me know on this ..

Thanks

Senthil
 
See also the reply by "Cowboy".

I'm not sure it's possible to declare a variable that is local to a
method as "protected". Why do you think you need that functionality
here?

either leave out the "protected" to make it a variable, local to the
method
or move the declaration up to class-level, where it makes sense to
define a protected variable.

Hans Kesting
 
hi Hans

So u mean to say that in 2003 and CLR 1.1 , protected is supported and in
vs2005 and CLR 2.0 this way of declaring protected is not allowed ...

Is that true ?

Thanks
Senthil
 
hi Hans
So u mean to say that in 2003 and CLR 1.1 , protected is supported and in
vs2005 and CLR 2.0 this way of declaring protected is not allowed ...

Is that true ?

Thanks
Senthil
Click to expand...

My *guess* is that the behaviour of VS2003 was wrong and has been
corrected in VS2005.

What are you trying to do? Why do you need "protected" here?

Hans Kesting
 
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