Is it me or Visual Studio 2010?

I use the following pattern whenever I'm writing a large JavaScript library for websites.

Whilst everything seems fine at runtime always have a nightmare in visual studio.

On the last line of the anonymous function expression I always get the error

"Expected ;"

on the final closing parenthesis

} (window, jQuery));

I've run the code through jslint wit开发者_开发技巧hout any problems but my intellisense always breaks and I can't format the code. have I missed something?

; (function (window, $) {

    // Define a local copy of MyLibrary
    var MyLibrary = {},

    // Shortcuts.
    // A central reference to the root messages object
    $$messages,

    // A central reference to the root messages.messageType object
    $$messageType;

    MyLibrary = function () {
        // The MyLibrary object is actually just the init 
        // constructor 'enhanced'
        return new MyLibrary.fn.init();
    };

    MyLibrary.fn = MyLibrary.prototype = {
        init: function () {
            // Initialise the object shortcuts.
            $$messages = MyLibrary.fn.messages;
            $$messageType = MyLibrary.fn.messages.messageType;
        }
    };

    // Give the init function the MyLibrary prototype for later instantiation
    MyLibrary.fn.init.prototype = MyLibrary.fn;

    MyLibrary.fn.messages = {
        /// <summary>
        /// Provides means to provide feedback message to the client.
        /// </summary>
        messageType: {
            information: "information",
            error: "error",
            success: "success"
        }
    };

    MyLibrary.fn.tester = function () {
        alert($$messageType.success);
    };

    // Expose MyLibrary to the global object
    window.MyLibrary = window.$m = MyLibrary();

} (window, jQuery));

jQuery(document).ready(function () {
    $m.tester();
});

The ; might cause errors. I don't know why it's at the start though.

} (window, jQuery));

should be

})(window, jQuery);