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Sounds as though you "may have" recently moved a ".cs" indicator (with errors) into your library. Back-track a few hours / days & see what it is that you did that is now causing the "unable to compile" errors.
It's something you did in the recent past.
Open the INDICATOR folder & sort by DATE and find out the most recent ".cs" files in your indicator library. One-by-one, remove the suspected culprits until you ARE able to compile, then you'll probably discover the culprit.
After all, it's what you learn AFTER you know it all, that counts!
Or if you open up any indicator and compile it, the exact errors including the problem file, should be at the bottom details pane. Unless it is somehow different for internal indicators, which I do not believe to be the case.
