'MyBase' must be followed by '.' and an identifier
MyBase
is not a true object variable, and it cannot appear alone. You use it only to access a member of the base class of the current instance.
Error ID: BC32027
If you intend member access, specify the member access operator (.) and a member of the base class after
MyBase
.If you do not intend member access, declare and initialize an instance of the base class, or remove the reference to
MyBase
.
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