I'll post there asap. Meanwhile, since the message isn't readable in the uploaded image, I'll explain here that it says "cannot apply operator '!=' to operands of type {this} and {that}" where this and that are the same type. And, of course, the code compiles and runs properly.
I may have the answer on this. The project where the problem occurs refers to the assembly that defines the enumerated type. (assembly reference not project reference). However, there are other projects in the solution that refer to the project that defines the enumerated type. WHile there are valid reasons for this configuration, I could imagine that resharper might have some confusion over that.
Hi, would you mind posting this on our bug tracker, preferably attaching source code so we can take a look?
Thanks,
Dmitri
I'll post there asap. Meanwhile, since the message isn't readable in the uploaded image, I'll explain here that it says "cannot apply operator '!=' to operands of type {this} and {that}" where this and that are the same type. And, of course, the code compiles and runs properly.
I may have the answer on this. The project where the problem occurs refers to the assembly that defines the enumerated type. (assembly reference not project reference). However, there are other projects in the solution that refer to the project that defines the enumerated type. WHile there are valid reasons for this configuration, I could imagine that resharper might have some confusion over that.