No, sorry, that was just a typo on my part (omitting the opening [ ). The
code compiles and runs correctly. This was just one example of where it is
not working. I get the same message throughout my project(s) and in other
solutions as well.
"W.G. Ryan eMVP" wrote:
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> It's because there is at least one error in your code more than likely...
> string planXml = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings"planByJobNumberX ml"];
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> "tpenrod" <tpenrod@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:411F90CB-B60B-40BD-A581-81E82AA51008@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> > I'm running Visual Studio, using C#.
> >
> > Intellisense (Go To Definition: function has stopped working for most
> > objects. It seems to work for class variables, but not for other defined
> > metods and variables. E.g. in the snippet below, if I rclick on the[/color]
> reference[color=green]
> > to planXMl and select "Go To Definition", I get a popup message "Cannot
> > navigate to planXML", even though it's defined two lines above:
> >
> > [WebMethod()]
> > public DataSet ReadPlan(string jobNumber, string entpId, string jecCode)
> > {
> > DataSet ds = null;
> > try
> > {
> > string planXml = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings"planByJobNumberX ml"];
> > StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
> > sb.AppendFormat(planXml, jobNumber, entpId, jecCode);
> >
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