Invalid token '=', '{', ';' in class,struct,interface

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      public static List<CS_ReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO> GetCostedUncostedReturns(CS_ReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO objReturnOfGoodsSoldDTO)
        {
            List<CS_ReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO>lstReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO = new List<CS_ReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO>();
lstReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO = CS_ReturnOfGoodsSold_DAL.GetCostedUncostedReturns(objReturnOfGoodsSoldDTO);
           return lstReturnOfGoodsSold_DTO;
        }

Posted 6-Oct-15 22:00pm

Member 11527624

Updated 6-Oct-15 22:01pm

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The following code shows a 'humanized' version of yours

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public static List<R> Get(R oR)
{
  List<R> lst = new List<R>();
  lst = MyClass.Get(oR);
  return lst;
}

I cannot spot any syntactical problem here. However it looks there is a good chance of stack overflow.

Posted 6-Oct-15 22:22pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-10-06T22:08:00

Solution 1

Look above the code: the chances are you added or forgot a "}" and the compiler is confused as to where that code is supposed to be.

Try commenting that method out and formatting the document (CTRL+K, CTRL+D) and see if the indentation changes - that may help indicate where it is.

Posted 6-Oct-15 22:08pm

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Member 11527624 7-Oct-15 6:02am

Thank you very much....Solved :)

OriginalGriff 7-Oct-15 6:19am

You're welcome!