As a workaround, you can try the remove the "f " prefix. That should work.

<r>Another side note... It is possible to create Extensions for Visual Studio. Here's an example for an Visual Studio Extension related to X#: <URL url="https://github.com/InfomindsAg/XSharpPowerTools">https://github.com/InfomindsAg/XSharpPowerTools</URL> <br/>
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<r>Hi Will,<br/>
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quick side note to Roberts comment about Visual Studio Code (aka VSCode). There is a VSCode Extension that adds a simple syntax highlighting for X# to VSCode. So you can use VSCode to look at X# code and do some quick editing (but no code completion, compiling, ...).<br/>
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If this new Attribute is introduced, it might also be a good idea to have some check in the compiler, that there is only one "PreferredOverload" per function overload in a solution and all it's dependencies...

If you just want to get rid of the warning, you can also put it's code on the list of the ignored warnings. But this of course get's rid of all the XS9043 warnings, not just the one for the LoadResString function

At Infominds, we use Visual Studio 2019 and 2022. So we're fine with ending the support of VS 2017.

<r>The auto window could also be helpful: <I><s>[i]</s>The Autos window shows variables used around the current breakpoint.<e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
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<r>Eventuell hilft dieser Artikel, der das "Monkey Patching" von Dotnet Assemblies beschreibt. Dabei wird die Assembly selbst nicht geändert, sondern nur zur Laufzeit manipuliert.<br/>
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One way to "fix" this issue would be to enable the EnforceSelf compile option.

Thanks. It will be interesting to see, how this works. Related question. Will the SourceGenerators (which are something similar to Analyzers, that run at build time) also work with x#?