Ethereum: Undeclared Identifier `_disableInitializers();`

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I see what’s going on. The error message is quite clear:

`

Error (7576): not declared identifier

-> src/boxv1.sol: 32: 9:

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32 | _Disableinitializers ();

The problem is that you are trying to access the "deableitini" function without defining it everywhere in your code. The correct definition of this function should be included in the same file or imported by another form.

Assuming that the "disabilities" are your function defined elsewhere, it is possible to correct the error:

• Add the command necessary for import:

Solidity

Pragma of solidity ^0.8.0;

import “./boxv1.sol”;

`

This matters the contract "Boxv1 from another file.

2

Solidity `

Function _disableinitors () external {

// Implementation of affectionate

}

`

Note that I used a different denomination agreement for this function, but should coincide with the one defined in the imported contract (Boxv1.sol).

• Update the code to useHeableinitori ':

Solidity

// SPDX-License-identifier: Mi

Pragma of solidity ^0.8.0;

import “./boxv1.sol”;

Daeableinitator () Outdoor {

_Disableinitializers ();

}

`

This should resolve the error and allow assembly of the code.

Example of the case of use:

Now you can call "disabledinizers" in an instanceboxv1Like this:

Solidity

Boxv1 contract {

Boxv1 function () public {

// Initialize everything here …

}

Daeableinitator () Outdoor {

_Disableinitializers ();

}

}

``

With this updated code, you should be able to fill in and start the contract without finding the “unsigned” IDER error.