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Compiler Error CS0229 |
Compiler Error CS0229 |
07/20/2015 |
CS0229 |
CS0229 |
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Compiler Error CS0229
Ambiguity between ‘member1’ and ‘member2’
Members of different interfaces have the same name. If you want to keep the same names, you must qualify the names. For more information, see Interfaces.
[!NOTE]
In some cases, this ambiguity can be resolved by providing an explicit prefix to the identifier via a using alias.
Example
The following example generates CS0229:
// CS0229.cs interface IList { int Count { get; set; } void Counter(); } interface ICounter { double Count { get; set; } } interface IListCounter : IList, ICounter {} class MyClass { void Test(IListCounter x) { x.Count = 1; // CS0229 // Try one of the following lines instead: // ((IList)x).Count = 1; // or // ((ICounter)x).Count = 1; } public static void Main() {} }
I am trying to call a Property called Filter that returns the string of the filter that is applied on a Table on my access application.
My library is:
using AccessApi = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Access;
My code is:
AccessApi.Application ap = (AccessApi.Application)Marshal.GetActiveObject("Access.Application");
string filter = ap.Screen.ActiveDatasheet.Filter;
But then Ambiguity Error occurs. I think I should overload somehow the Method I want to use but I don’t know how.
asked Aug 19, 2019 at 7:12
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I had the same issue today. My problem was caused by an auto-generated file which is used by Xamarin. The file implemented and declared the same variables as from my code.
Check you solution for auto-generated files.
answered Nov 4, 2020 at 19:47
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I tried to implement the following scenario in VC++ 2005 beta2: an object implements 2 interfaces, one defining a property get and the other defining a property set.
This works perfectly well when implemented in C#. However, in C++, I get the compiler error message transcripted below.Here is the C++ source code:
namespace NS
{
public interface class INamed
{
public:
property String^ Name
{
String^ get();
}
};public interface class INameable
{
public:
property String^ Name
{
void set(String^);
}
};public ref class NamedObject : public INamed, public INameable
{
private:
String^ m_name;public:
property String^ Name
{
virtual String^ get() = INamed::Name::get
{
return m_name;
}virtual void set(String^ value) = INameable::Name::set
{
m_name = value;
}
}
};
}When I try to use my object in a C# program:
{
NamedObject o = new NamedObject();
String name = o.Name;
}I get the following compiler error:
error CS0229: Ambiguity between ‘NS.INamed.Name’ and ‘NS.INameable.Name’There should be no ambiguity since there is only one get and one set (and, as I mentionned before, the same code works in C#).
Is there anything wrong with my code (I hope so !).
Chris.
Answers
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Chris: I just tried your example with a recent build of both the C++ and the C# compilers. Your code compiled without any error and when I extended it slightly it also executed correctly.
So it looks as if you are seeing a Beta-2 bug that has since been fixed.
Background
Experiencing error building a project in Visual Studio.
Error Image
Error Message
- Error CS0229 Ambiguity between ‘_jobSummary’ and ‘_jobSummary’
- Error CS0121 The call is ambiguous between the following methods or properties: ‘ExecJobActionAsync(Func<DbConnection, Task<int>>)’ and ‘ExecJobActionAsync(Func<DbConnection, Task<int>>)’
- Error CS0229 Ambiguity between ‘IsEnabled’ and ‘IsEnabled’
- Error CS0229 Ambiguity between ‘IsRunning’ and ‘IsRunning’
Troubleshooting
After a full day’s work, realized that the source of the problem is that I had backed up one of the source code files before editing it.
Unfortunately, the backup file was placed in a folder underneath the project’s working directory.
Remediation
To correct please do one of the following :-
- Move the folders and files outside of the project’s working directory
- Explicitly exclude the folder or file from the project
Visual Studio .Net Project
Outline
- Choose the folders or files to exclude
- Right click on your selection
- From the drop-down menu, please choose Exclude
Image
Image – Exclude From Project ( Initiate )
Image – Exclude From Project ( Completed )
Review
Project
To review included and excluded files you can do the following :-
Outline
- Ensure that Solution Explorer is tailored to show all files
- Review each .csproj file
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Solution Explorer
Image – Show All Files
Project File ( .CSProj )
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Explain
- Upon reviewing the .csproj file we notice the following
- A new ItemGroup
- The Item is tagged with “Compile Remove“
Summary
Please be careful where you place copied files as it might inadvertently be included in your project.
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Неоднозначность между переменными11.02.2021, 15:50. Показов 4025. Ответов 3 Метки нет (Все метки)
выводит ошибку с однозначностью переменных которые объявлены в static (a и k)
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ошибку с однозначностью Это что?
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Ошибка CS0229 Неоднозначность между «Program.a» и «Program.a»
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Сообщение было отмечено Eldarsuperstar как решение Решение
Ошибка CS0229 Неоднозначность между «Program.a» и «Program.a» Эта ошибка никак не относится к приведённому коду. Скорее всего, у вас что-то с файлами проекта.
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