I was trying to export an indicator and forgot I had a UserDefinedMethod in it. This method was saved to a different .cs file than UserDefinedMethods.cs
I got a compile error duing the export which made me immediately remember I called the UserDefinedMethod.
When I opened the indicator for edit I then got an error telling me I have a duplicate name. I get that orange (ish) color letting me know it wasn't in this code. I clicked on the error which brought up the code.
When I tried to compile that code I got the same error (same color). I know the issue is due to the way indicators and UserDefinedMethods are handled, I just can't find the extra file with the code in question.
I even tried deleting the code with the name of the UserDefinedMethod (I made a back up first). Of course, now everthing compiles fine but I can't edit the method because I can't find it.
Any ideas where the extra file is?
Best Regards,
Scott
I got a compile error duing the export which made me immediately remember I called the UserDefinedMethod.
When I opened the indicator for edit I then got an error telling me I have a duplicate name. I get that orange (ish) color letting me know it wasn't in this code. I clicked on the error which brought up the code.
When I tried to compile that code I got the same error (same color). I know the issue is due to the way indicators and UserDefinedMethods are handled, I just can't find the extra file with the code in question.
I even tried deleting the code with the name of the UserDefinedMethod (I made a back up first). Of course, now everthing compiles fine but I can't edit the method because I can't find it.
Any ideas where the extra file is?
Best Regards,
Scott
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