>>>>> "KK" == Kevin Kofler writes: KK> Alex Lancaster <alexl <at> users.sourceforge.net> writes: >> error CS0136: A local variable named `result' cannot be declared in >> this scope because it would give a different meaning to `result', >> which is already used in a `method argument' scope to denote >> something else generated/VolumeAdapter.cs(152,72): (Location of the >> symbol related to previous error) KK> This error message says you have a variable in an inner scope KK> shadowing a variable in an outer scope. This is allowed in "the KK> programmer is always right" type languages like C or C++, but not KK> in "let's try to prevent common mistakes by banning the constructs KK> which cause them" type languages like Java or C#. (The potential KK> mistake in this case is of course confusing the variables with the KK> same name, i.e. trying to refer to the outer "result" variable and KK> getting the inner one instead.) KK> The obvious fix is of course to rename the local "result" variable KK> to something non-conflicting. Given that this code appears to be KK> automatically generated, the patch will probably have to be KK> applied to the generator. OK, thanks for the explanation, but my mono skills are weak to non-existent so I'm not about to go try patching the generator... hopefully somebody else will jump in. The next question is why did this appear now and not in previous releases of f-spot/mono? What changed? Is the version of mono now in rawhide more picky or did f-spot introduce an error? I suspect that f-spot 0.4.4 introduced an error because this didn't occur with the previous version of f-spot: 0.4.3, but it's odd that it hasn't come up on the f-spot mailing list and several people have been building from source there. I'll take it up on the f-spot list/IRC channel, but if anybody knows anything more about f-spot please let me know. Alex -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
