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/// <summary>/// This's a test class/// </summary>
Define ClassmyCustom As Custom
/// <summary>/// This's a array property/// </summary>
myArray As Usual
ProcedureInit() As Usual
Dimension This.myArray[1, 2]
Endproc
Enddefine
When viewing the description of the myArray property in the Object Explorer, it is summarized as This's a test class
X# 2.21.0.5 And VS2022(17.12.3)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The problem seems to be that the intellisense parser expects a visibility modifier before myArray AS Usual
If you prefix myArray with PUBLIC then it works as expected.
Robert,
The intellisense message is displayed correctly after changing the code as per your comments.
It still displays incorrectly in the object browser.
The following class definitions exist
When viewing the description of the myArray property in the Object Explorer, it is summarized as This's a test class
X# 2.21.0.5 And VS2022(17.12.3)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: