Constructorname.classname is inaccessible due to its protection le

[Andrew]

I've got a compilation error. It says:
ConstructorName.ClassName is inaccessible due to its protection level

eg:
I've got a windows form with a button, when clicked it goes into code:

ClassName ABC = new ClassName();
ABC.TMsg(messagename);

Any ideas how to fix this ?
The class ClassName is located in another project in the same solution as
the windowsapplication.

Thanks
Andrew

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

I've got a compilation error. It says:
ConstructorName.ClassName is inaccessible due to its protection level

eg:
I've got a windows form with a button, when clicked it goes into code:

ClassName ABC = new ClassName();
ABC.TMsg(messagename);

Any ideas how to fix this ?
The class ClassName is located in another project in the same solution as
the windowsapplication.

And what's the declared access of the parameterless constructor of
ClassName?

 

[Andrew]

namespace ConstructorName
{ class ClassName
public void TMsg ()
{

}
}

Thanks

 

[Rudy Velthuis]

I've got a compilation error. It says:
ConstructorName.ClassName is inaccessible due to its protection level

eg:
I've got a windows form with a button, when clicked it goes into code:

ClassName ABC = new ClassName();
ABC.TMsg(messagename);

Any ideas how to fix this ?
The class ClassName is located in another project in the same
solution as the windowsapplication.

Then one can assume that ClassName() is either private or protected.
Perhaps you are being forced to use another constructor, one with
parameters and public, instead?


--
Rudy Velthuis http://rvelthuis.de

"First you forget names, then you forget faces. Next you forget to
pull your zipper up and finally, you forget to pull it down."
-- George Burns.

 

[Family Tree Mike]

After correcting so it compiles, it seems fine to me. You are not showing a
constructor. Did you drop it in what you posted? You are missing a set of
braces around the contents of the class Classname, so it should look like:

namespace ConstructorName
{ class ClassName
{ public void TMsg ()
{

}
}
}

 

[Andrew]

Hi guys,

I changed the class to:

public class ClassName { }

The error is gone.
cheers
Andrew

 

[Rudy Velthuis]

Hi guys,

I changed the class to:

public class ClassName { }

YAY!