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An attribute is applied using a type argument list.
Visual Basic and the .NET Framework do not currently support any combination of attributes and generic types. This means the following limitations apply:
An attribute cannot be a generic type or be declared within a generic type.
An attribute cannot inherit from a generic class, nor can a generic class inherit from an attribute.
When you apply an attribute, you cannot supply an argument that is any of the following:
A generic type,
A type constructed from a generic type,
A type parameter of a containing type, or
A type constructed from a type parameter of a containing type.
Error ID: BC32066
To correct this error
If the type arguments are intended to be normal arguments, then remove the
Ofkeyword. Doing so turns the type argument list into a normal argument list.If the type arguments are intended to be supplied to type parameters, then remove the
Ofkeyword and all the type arguments. An attribute cannot accept type arguments.
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