Update: I have filed it as you can reproduce it and / Or seeing this problem, please help vote on this issue there.
I am trying to solve this problem for hours now.
Which Idea /
First of all, I have 3 files Class.cs Definitions. and Program.cs . I have tried that you are trying to paste the contents of the file above.
The problem is that, if you have all 3 files in the same console application project, compile the application and runs just fine.
However, I have Class.cs and Definitions.cs in the "Library" project that is referred to as the main console application project , Which contains only the Program.cs file, fails to compile:
- Representative
act2 does not take arguments. - The Lambda expression can not be changed to delegate the 'DC.Lib.Produce' type because some return types in the block are not completely convertible to the representative pattern type ... < / Li>
There is a complete solution with 3 projects- 1 all files have been added together and with the definitions given in another project:
Interesting I looks you found a real bug in the C # compiler Although I may have lost some subtle details I have written a slightly simplified version which avoids the possibilities of overloading etc. in the play, and with the additional method:
/ / Definitions Public Interface IDA {} Public Representative IData Foo (IDTA Input); Public Representative IData Bar & lt; T & gt; (IData input, T additional information); Public Representative Foo Produce & lt; T & gt; (Bar> T & gt; Next); // Test CS Class Test {Static Wide Men} (Construction & lt; String & gt; Production = next = & gt; Input = & gt; Next (Input, "This string should be visible."); }} Demonstrate compilation as an assembly, with no errors:
& gt; Csc Test.cs Definitions.cs Demonstration of collections as two assemblies with errors:
& gt; CSC / Goal: Library Definitions.cs & gt; Csc Test.cs / r: Definition Dll Test.cs (5,43): Error CS1662: Lambda expression is called 'product & lt; String & gt; Because some types of returns in the block are not variable in return type Test.cs (5,52): Error CS1593: Representative 'bar' does not take 2 arguments I < Em> can not think of any reason because it should be different in different assemblies, as everything is public internal except for reasons Talks about the boundaries of the assembly.
Interesting, I get the same error for both the C # 3 and 4 compilers.
Email Eric and Maddie now ...
EDIT: Note that you can work on it using a clear parameter list. For example, in my sample code, this would work:
Products < String & gt; Production = (bar gt; next) = & gt; Input = & gt; Next (Input, "This string should be visible.");
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