Embedded interop type '%1!ls!' is defined in both '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!'. Some operations on objects of this type are not supported while debugging. Consider casting this object to type 'dynamic' when debugging or building with the 'Embed Interop Types' property set to false.
Else directive Introduces a group of statements in an #If statement that is compiled if no previous condition evaluates to ...
Else keyword Introduces a group of statements in an If or a Select Case statement that is executed if no previous condition ...
Else keyword Introduces a group of statements in an If statement that is executed if no previous condition evaluates to True. ...
ElseIf directive Introduces a condition in an #If statement that is tested if the previous conditional test evaluates to ...
Embedded interop type '%1!ls!' is defined in both '%2!ls!' and '%3!ls!'. Some operations on objects of this type are not ...
Embedded interop types will not contain the '%1!ls!' attribute because it is not found. Are you missing an assembly reference? ...
Embedding the interop type '%1!ls!' from assembly '%2!ls!' causes a name clash in the current assembly. Consider setting ...
Empty results generated: none of the instrumented binary was used. Look at test run details for any instrumentation problems. ...
Enable C++ Exceptions : Calls destructors for automatic objects during a stack unwind caused by an exception being thrown. ...