[PsychoCoder]

I'm creating a C# class file for some freelance work I am doing. I was writing a constructor, which most class files need:

public InviteSender()
{

}

But InviteSender is underlined with the error

Quote

Class, struct, or interface method must have a return type

Now I know they have me on a ton of pain pills and such, but a constructor is a constructor and the one I posted above appears just find to me, can anyone find any mistakes in it?

[baavgai]

The only reason I can think of that you would get this is if it didn't see it inside the class, e.g

class InviteSender {
} // oops
public InviteSender() { }

[antonio71]

That's right. We all know that constructors must be WITHIN the class of the same name.

[orcasquall]

I might have found the cause. This will give the same error:

class Class2
{
	public Class1()
	{
	}
}

The squiggly error underline is under "Class1".

My guess is the constructor is named after the wrong class.

[abbie]

Does anyone know how to do methods in c# ? tnx

[Amadeus]

http://www.c-sharpco...MethodsP_1.aspx

http://www.codersour...properties.html

http://www.youcanlea...ingMethods.aspx

http://www.aspfree.c...Methods-part-1/
http://www.google.ca...lient=firefox-a