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jjg@842: # Messages in this file which use "placeholders" for values (e.g. {0}, {1})
jjg@842: # are preceded by a stylized comment describing the type of the corresponding
jjg@842: # values.
jjg@842: # The types currently in use are
jjg@842: #
jjg@842: # boolean           true or false
jjg@842: # file name         the name of an input file; e.g.   MyFile.java
jjg@842: # message segment   a sub-message; see compiler.misc.*
jjg@842: # modifier          a Java modifier; e.g. public, private, protected
jjg@842: # name              a name, typically a Java identifier
jjg@842: # number            an integer
jjg@842: # option name       the name of a command line option
jjg@842: # source version    a source version number, such as 1.5, 1.6, 1.7
jjg@842: # string            a general string
jjg@842: # symbol            the name of a declared type
jjg@842: # symbol kind       a description of the kind of a declaration; see compiler.misc.kindname.*
jjg@842: # token             the name of a non-terminal in source code; see compiler.misc.token.*
jjg@842: # type              a Java type; e.g. int, X, X<T>
jjg@842: # unused            the value is not used in this message
jjg@842: #
jjg@842: # list of X         a comma-separated list of items; e.g. list of type
jjg@842: # X or Y            alternation; e.g. message segment or type
jjg@842: # set of X          a comma-separated collection of items; e.g. set of modifier
jjg@842: #
jjg@842: # These may be composed: e.g.   list of type or message segment
jjg@842: #
jjg@842: # These comments are verified by the jtreg test test/tools/javac/diags/MessageInfo,
jjg@842: # using info derived from the collected set of examples in test/tools/javac/diags/examples.
jjg@842: # MessageInfo can also be run as a standalone utility providing more facilities
jjg@842: # for manipulating this file. For more details, see MessageInfo.java.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: ##
duke@1: ## errors
duke@1: ##
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.abstract.cant.be.instantiated=\
duke@1:     {0} is abstract; cannot be instantiated
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.abstract.meth.cant.have.body=\
duke@1:     abstract methods cannot have a body
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.already.annotated=\
duke@1:     {0} {1} has already been annotated
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1085: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol, 2: symbol kind, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.already.defined=\
mcimadamore@1085:     {0} {1} is already defined in {2} {3}
mcimadamore@1085: 
mcimadamore@1085: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol, 2: symbol kind, 3: symbol kind, 4: symbol
mcimadamore@1085: compiler.err.already.defined.in.clinit=\
mcimadamore@1085:     {0} {1} is already defined in {2} of {3} {4}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.already.defined.single.import=\
emc@2102:     a type with the same simple name is already defined by the single-type-import of {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.already.defined.static.single.import=\
emc@2102:     a type with the same simple name is already defined by the static single-type-import of {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.already.defined.this.unit=\
duke@1:     {0} is already defined in this compilation unit
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of name
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.missing.default.value=\
emc@2102:     annotation @{0} is missing a default value for the element ''{1}''
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of name
mcimadamore@632: compiler.err.annotation.missing.default.value.1=\
emc@2102:     annotation @{0} is missing default values for elements {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.not.valid.for.type=\
emc@2102:     annotation not valid for an element of type {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.type.not.applicable=\
duke@1:     annotation type not applicable to this kind of declaration
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.value.must.be.annotation=\
duke@1:     annotation value must be an annotation
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.value.must.be.class.literal=\
duke@1:     annotation value must be a class literal
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.value.must.be.name.value=\
duke@1:     annotation values must be of the form ''name=value''
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.annotation.value.not.allowable.type=\
duke@1:     annotation value not of an allowable type
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.anon.class.impl.intf.no.args=\
duke@1:     anonymous class implements interface; cannot have arguments
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.anon.class.impl.intf.no.typeargs=\
duke@1:     anonymous class implements interface; cannot have type arguments
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.anon.class.impl.intf.no.qual.for.new=\
duke@1:     anonymous class implements interface; cannot have qualifier for new
jjg@842: 
pgovereau@2361: compiler.err.cant.inherit.from.anon=\
pgovereau@2361:     cannot inherit from anonymous class
pgovereau@2361: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.array.and.varargs=\
duke@1:     cannot declare both {0} and {1} in {2}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.array.dimension.missing=\
duke@1:     array dimension missing
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.array.req.but.found=\
duke@1:     array required, but {0} found
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.attribute.value.must.be.constant=\
emc@2102:     element value must be a constant expression
duke@1: 
ksrini@1259: # 0: statement type
ksrini@1259: compiler.err.bad.initializer=\
ksrini@1259:     bad initializer for {0}
ksrini@1259: 
duke@1: compiler.err.break.outside.switch.loop=\
duke@1:     break outside switch or loop
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.call.must.be.first.stmt.in.ctor=\
duke@1:     call to {0} must be first statement in constructor
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type or message segment, 3: list of type or message segment, 4: symbol kind, 5: type, 6: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.apply.symbol=\
mcimadamore@80:     {0} {1} in {4} {5} cannot be applied to given types;\n\
mcimadamore@80:     required: {2}\n\
mcimadamore@80:     found: {3}\n\
mcimadamore@80:     reason: {6}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type
mcimadamore@689: compiler.err.cant.apply.symbols=\
mcimadamore@689:     no suitable {0} found for {1}({2})
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type or message segment, 3: list of type or message segment, 4: symbol kind, 5: type, 6: message segment
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.cant.apply.symbol=\
mcimadamore@1352:     {0} {1} in {4} {5} cannot be applied to given types\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     required: {2}\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     found: {3}\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     reason: {6}
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.cant.apply.symbols=\
mcimadamore@1352:     no suitable {0} found for {1}({2})
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.no.abstracts=\
mcimadamore@1348:     no abstract method found in {0} {1}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.incompatible.abstracts=\
mcimadamore@1348:     multiple non-overriding abstract methods found in {0} {1}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1497: compiler.err.bad.functional.intf.anno=\
mcimadamore@1497:     Unexpected @FunctionalInterface annotation
mcimadamore@1497: 
mcimadamore@1497: # 0: message segment
mcimadamore@1497: compiler.err.bad.functional.intf.anno.1=\
mcimadamore@1497:     Unexpected @FunctionalInterface annotation\n\
mcimadamore@1497:     {0}
mcimadamore@1497: 
mcimadamore@1497: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.not.a.functional.intf=\
mcimadamore@1497:     {0} is not a functional interface
mcimadamore@1497: 
mcimadamore@1497: # 0: symbol, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.not.a.functional.intf.1=\
mcimadamore@1497:     {0} is not a functional interface\n\
mcimadamore@1497:     {1}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol kind, 2: symbol
mcimadamore@1434: compiler.misc.invalid.generic.lambda.target=\
mcimadamore@1434:     invalid functional descriptor for lambda expression\n\
mcimadamore@1434:     method {0} in {1} {2} is generic
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.incompatible.descs.in.functional.intf=\
mcimadamore@1348:     incompatible function descriptors found in {0} {1}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: name, 1: list of type, 2: type, 3: list of type
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.descriptor=\
mcimadamore@1348:     descriptor: {2} {0}({1})
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: name, 1: list of type, 2: type, 3: list of type
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.descriptor.throws=\
mcimadamore@1348:     descriptor: {2} {0}({1}) throws {3}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: type
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.no.suitable.functional.intf.inst=\
mcimadamore@1348:     cannot infer functional interface descriptor for {0}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1678: # 0: message segment
mcimadamore@1678: compiler.misc.bad.intersection.target.for.functional.expr=\
mcimadamore@1678:     bad intersection type target for lambda or method reference\n\
mcimadamore@1678:     {0}
mcimadamore@1678: 
jjg@1755: # 0: symbol or type
mcimadamore@1678: compiler.misc.not.an.intf.component=\
mcimadamore@1678:     component type {0} is not an interface
mcimadamore@1436: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.err.invalid.mref=\
mcimadamore@1759:     invalid {0} reference\n\
mcimadamore@1759:     {1}
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.invalid.mref=\
mcimadamore@1759:     invalid {0} reference\n\
mcimadamore@1759:     {1}
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1435: compiler.misc.static.mref.with.targs=\
mcimadamore@1435:     parameterized qualifier on static method reference
mcimadamore@1435: 
mcimadamore@1435: compiler.misc.static.bound.mref=\
mcimadamore@1435:     static bound method reference
mcimadamore@1435: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.assign.val.to.final.var=\
duke@1:     cannot assign a value to final variable {0}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1297: # 0: symbol, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1297: compiler.err.cant.ref.non.effectively.final.var=\
mcimadamore@1297:     local variables referenced from {1} must be final or effectively final
mcimadamore@1297: 
mcimadamore@1297: 
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.lambda=\
mcimadamore@1348:     a lambda expression
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1297: compiler.misc.inner.cls=\
mcimadamore@1297:     an inner class
mcimadamore@1297: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.deref=\
duke@1:     {0} cannot be dereferenced
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.extend.intf.annotation=\
duke@1:     ''extends'' not allowed for @interfaces
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.inherit.from.final=\
duke@1:     cannot inherit from final {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.ref.before.ctor.called=\
duke@1:     cannot reference {0} before supertype constructor has been called
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.select.static.class.from.param.type=\
duke@1:     cannot select a static class from a parameterized type
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: string, 2: string
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.inherit.diff.arg=\
duke@1:     {0} cannot be inherited with different arguments: <{1}> and <{2}>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.catch.without.try=\
duke@1:     ''catch'' without ''try''
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.clash.with.pkg.of.same.name=\
mcimadamore@829:     {0} {1} clashes with package of same name
jjg@842: 
ksrini@1249: compiler.err.class.not.allowed=\
ksrini@1249:     class, interface or enum declaration not allowed here
ksrini@1249: 
duke@1: compiler.err.const.expr.req=\
duke@1:     constant expression required
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.cont.outside.loop=\
duke@1:     continue outside of loop
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.cyclic.inheritance=\
duke@1:     cyclic inheritance involving {0}
jjg@842: 
emc@2102: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.cyclic.annotation.element=\
emc@2102:     type of element {0} is cyclic
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: unused
duke@1: compiler.err.call.to.super.not.allowed.in.enum.ctor=\
duke@1:     call to super not allowed in enum constructor
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.no.superclass=\
emc@2102:     {0} has no superclass.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: type, 2: symbol, 3: type, 4: unused
duke@1: compiler.err.concrete.inheritance.conflict=\
duke@1:     methods {0} from {1} and {2} from {3} are inherited with the same signature
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.default.allowed.in.intf.annotation.member=\
emc@2102:     default value only allowed in an annotation type declaration
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.doesnt.exist=\
duke@1:     package {0} does not exist
jjg@842: 
jfranck@1445: # 0: type
jfranck@1445: compiler.err.duplicate.annotation.invalid.repeated=\
emc@2102:     annotation {0} is not a valid repeatable annotation
jfranck@1445: 
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.err.duplicate.annotation.member.value=\
emc@2102:     duplicate element ''{0}'' in annotation @{1}.
emc@2102: 
emc@2102: # 0: name, 1: unused
jfranck@1313: compiler.err.duplicate.annotation.missing.container=\
emc@2102:     {0} is not a repeatable annotation type
emc@2102: 
emc@2102: # 0: type, 1: unused
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation=\
emc@2102:     duplicate annotation: {0} is annotated with an invalid @Repeatable annotation
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1755: # 0: symbol or type
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.no.value=\
emc@2102:     {0} is not a valid @Repeatable, no value element method declared
jfranck@1313: 
jfranck@1313: # 0: type, 1: number
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.multiple.values=\
emc@2102:     {0} is not a valid @Repeatable, {1} element methods named ''value'' declared
jfranck@1313: 
jfranck@1313: # 0: type
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.invalid.value=\
emc@2102:     {0} is not a valid @Repeatable: invalid value element
emc@2102: 
emc@2102: # 0: symbol type, 1: unused, 2: type
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.value.return=\
emc@2102:     containing annotation type ({0}) must declare an element named ''value'' of type {2}
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1755: # 0: symbol or type, 1: symbol
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.elem.nondefault=\
emc@2102:     containing annotation type ({0}) does not have a default value for element {1}
emc@2102: 
emc@2102: # 0: symbol, 1: unused, 2: symbol, 3: unused
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.retention=\
emc@2102:     retention of containing annotation type ({0}) is shorter than the retention of repeatable annotation type ({2})
jfranck@1313: 
jfranck@1313: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.not.documented=\
emc@2102:     repeatable annotation type ({1}) is @Documented while containing annotation type ({0}) is not
jfranck@1313: 
jfranck@1313: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.not.inherited=\
emc@2102:     repeatable annotation type ({1}) is @Inherited while containing annotation type ({0}) is not
jfranck@1313: 
jfranck@1313: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.incompatible.target=\
emc@2102:     containing annotation type ({0}) is applicable to more targets than repeatable annotation type ({1})
jfranck@1313: 
jfranck@1313: # 0: symbol
jjg@1492: compiler.err.invalid.repeatable.annotation.repeated.and.container.present=\
jfranck@1313:     container {0} must not be present at the same time as the element it contains
jfranck@1313: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.duplicate.class=\
duke@1:     duplicate class: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.duplicate.case.label=\
duke@1:     duplicate case label
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.duplicate.default.label=\
duke@1:     duplicate default label
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.else.without.if=\
duke@1:     ''else'' without ''if''
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.empty.char.lit=\
duke@1:     empty character literal
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.encl.class.required=\
duke@1:     an enclosing instance that contains {0} is required
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.annotation.must.be.enum.constant=\
duke@1:     an enum annotation value must be an enum constant
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.cant.be.instantiated=\
duke@1:     enum types may not be instantiated
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.label.must.be.unqualified.enum=\
duke@1:     an enum switch case label must be the unqualified name of an enumeration constant
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.no.subclassing=\
duke@1:     classes cannot directly extend java.lang.Enum
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.types.not.extensible=\
duke@1:     enum types are not extensible
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.no.finalize=\
duke@1:     enums cannot have finalize methods
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name, 1: string
duke@1: compiler.err.error.reading.file=\
duke@1:     error reading {0}; {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.except.already.caught=\
duke@1:     exception {0} has already been caught
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.except.never.thrown.in.try=\
duke@1:     exception {0} is never thrown in body of corresponding try statement
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.final.parameter.may.not.be.assigned=\
duke@1:     final parameter {0} may not be assigned
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@743: compiler.err.try.resource.may.not.be.assigned=\
mcimadamore@743:     auto-closeable resource {0} may not be assigned
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@550: compiler.err.multicatch.parameter.may.not.be.assigned=\
mcimadamore@550:     multi-catch parameter {0} may not be assigned
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@949: # 0: type, 1: type
mcimadamore@949: compiler.err.multicatch.types.must.be.disjoint=\
mcimadamore@949:     Alternatives in a multi-catch statement cannot be related by subclassing\n\
mcimadamore@949:     Alternative {0} is a subclass of alternative {1}
mcimadamore@949: 
duke@1: compiler.err.finally.without.try=\
duke@1:     ''finally'' without ''try''
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.foreach.not.applicable.to.type=\
mcimadamore@829:     for-each not applicable to expression type\n\
mcimadamore@829:     required: {1}\n\
mcimadamore@829:     found:    {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.fp.number.too.large=\
duke@1:     floating point number too large
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.fp.number.too.small=\
duke@1:     floating point number too small
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.generic.array.creation=\
duke@1:     generic array creation
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.generic.throwable=\
duke@1:     a generic class may not extend java.lang.Throwable
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.icls.cant.have.static.decl=\
mcimadamore@830:     Illegal static declaration in inner class {0}\n\
mcimadamore@830:     modifier \''static\'' is only allowed in constant variable declarations
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.char=\
vromero@1385:     illegal character: ''{0}''
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.char.for.encoding=\
duke@1:     unmappable character for encoding {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of modifier, 1: set of modifier
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.combination.of.modifiers=\
duke@1:     illegal combination of modifiers: {0} and {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.enum.static.ref=\
duke@1:     illegal reference to static field from initializer
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.esc.char=\
duke@1:     illegal escape character
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.forward.ref=\
duke@1:     illegal forward reference
jjg@842: 
jjg@1569: # 0: symbol, 1: string
jjg@1569: compiler.err.not.in.profile=\
jjg@1569:     {0} is not available in profile ''{1}''
jjg@1569: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.forward.ref=\
duke@1:     reference to variable ''{0}'' before it has been initialized
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@94: compiler.err.illegal.self.ref=\
mcimadamore@94:     self-reference in initializer
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@94: compiler.warn.self.ref=\
mcimadamore@94:     self-reference in initializer of variable ''{0}''
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.generic.type.for.instof=\
duke@1:     illegal generic type for instanceof
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.initializer.for.type=\
duke@1:     illegal initializer for {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.line.end.in.char.lit=\
duke@1:     illegal line end in character literal
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.nonascii.digit=\
duke@1:     illegal non-ASCII digit
jjg@842: 
jjg@409: compiler.err.illegal.underscore=\
jjg@409:     illegal underscore
jjg@842: 
jjg@1171: compiler.err.illegal.dot=\
jjg@1171:     illegal ''.''
jjg@1171: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.qual.not.icls=\
duke@1:     illegal qualifier; {0} is not an inner class
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.start.of.expr=\
duke@1:     illegal start of expression
jjg@842: 
ksrini@1249: compiler.err.illegal.start.of.stmt=\
ksrini@1249:     illegal start of statement
ksrini@1249: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.start.of.type=\
duke@1:     illegal start of type
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.illegal.unicode.esc=\
duke@1:     illegal unicode escape
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.import.requires.canonical=\
duke@1:     import requires canonical name for {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.improperly.formed.type.param.missing=\
duke@1:     improperly formed type, some parameters are missing
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.improperly.formed.type.inner.raw.param=\
mcimadamore@829:     improperly formed type, type arguments given on a raw type
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.err.incomparable.types=\
duke@1:     incomparable types: {0} and {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: number
duke@1: compiler.err.int.number.too.large=\
duke@1:     integer number too large: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.annotation.members.cant.have.params=\
emc@2102:     elements in annotation type declarations cannot declare formal parameters
emc@2102: 
emc@2102: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.annotation.cant.have.type.params=\
emc@2102:     annotation type {0} cannot be generic
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.annotation.members.cant.have.type.params=\
emc@2102:     elements in annotation type declarations cannot be generic methods
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.annotation.member.clash=\
emc@2102:     annotation type {1} declares an element with the same name as method {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.expected.here=\
duke@1:     interface expected here
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.meth.cant.have.body=\
mcimadamore@1393:     interface abstract methods cannot have body
jjg@842: 
emc@2102: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.invalid.annotation.member.type=\
emc@2102:     invalid type for element {0} of annotation type
jjg@842: 
jjg@423: compiler.err.invalid.binary.number=\
jjg@423:     binary numbers must contain at least one binary digit
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.invalid.hex.number=\
duke@1:     hexadecimal numbers must contain at least one hexadecimal digit
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.invalid.meth.decl.ret.type.req=\
duke@1:     invalid method declaration; return type required
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@831: compiler.err.varargs.and.old.array.syntax=\
mcimadamore@831:     legacy array notation not allowed on variable-arity parameter
duke@1: 
jjg@1755: compiler.err.varargs.and.receiver =\
jjg@1755:     varargs notation not allowed on receiver parameter
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1755: compiler.err.array.and.receiver =\
jjg@1755:     legacy array notation not allowed on receiver parameter
jjg@1755: 
ksrini@1249: compiler.err.variable.not.allowed=\
ksrini@1249:     variable declaration not allowed here
ksrini@1249: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.label.already.in.use=\
duke@1:     label {0} already in use
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.local.var.accessed.from.icls.needs.final=\
duke@1:     local variable {0} is accessed from within inner class; needs to be declared final
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.local.enum=\
duke@1:     enum types must not be local
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.cannot.create.array.with.type.arguments=\
duke@1:     cannot create array with type arguments
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1061: compiler.err.cannot.create.array.with.diamond=\
mcimadamore@1061:     cannot create array with ''<>''
mcimadamore@1061: 
duke@1: #
duke@1: # limits.  We don't give the limits in the diagnostic because we expect
duke@1: # them to change, yet we want to use the same diagnostic.  These are all
duke@1: # detected during code generation.
duke@1: #
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.code=\
duke@1:     code too large
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.code.too.large.for.try.stmt=\
duke@1:     code too large for try statement
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.dimensions=\
duke@1:     array type has too many dimensions
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.locals=\
duke@1:     too many local variables
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.parameters=\
duke@1:     too many parameters
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.pool=\
duke@1:     too many constants
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.pool.in.class=\
duke@1:     too many constants in class {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.stack=\
duke@1:     code requires too much stack
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.string=\
duke@1:     constant string too long
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.limit.string.overflow=\
duke@1:     UTF8 representation for string \"{0}...\" is too long for the constant pool
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.malformed.fp.lit=\
duke@1:     malformed floating point literal
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.method.does.not.override.superclass=\
duke@1:     method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.missing.meth.body.or.decl.abstract=\
duke@1:     missing method body, or declare abstract
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.missing.ret.stmt=\
duke@1:     missing return statement
jjg@842: 
jjg@1755: # 0: unused
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.missing.ret.val=\
mcimadamore@1348:     missing return value
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1415: compiler.misc.unexpected.ret.val=\
mcimadamore@1415:     unexpected return value
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of modifier
duke@1: compiler.err.mod.not.allowed.here=\
duke@1:     modifier {0} not allowed here
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.intf.not.allowed.here=\
duke@1:     interface not allowed here
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enums.must.be.static=\
duke@1:     enum declarations allowed only in static contexts
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.name.clash.same.erasure=\
duke@1:     name clash: {0} and {1} have the same erasure
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@858: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol, 4: unused, 5: unused
duke@1: compiler.err.name.clash.same.erasure.no.override=\
duke@1:     name clash: {0} in {1} and {2} in {3} have the same erasure, yet neither overrides the other
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@858: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol, 4: symbol, 5: symbol
mcimadamore@858: compiler.err.name.clash.same.erasure.no.override.1=\
mcimadamore@858:     name clash: {0} in {1} overrides a method whose erasure is the same as another method, yet neither overrides the other\n\
mcimadamore@858:     first method:  {2} in {3}\n\
mcimadamore@858:     second method: {4} in {5}
mcimadamore@858: 
mcimadamore@858: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
mcimadamore@858: compiler.err.name.clash.same.erasure.no.hide=\
mcimadamore@858:     name clash: {0} in {1} and {2} in {3} have the same erasure, yet neither hides the other
mcimadamore@858: 
duke@1: compiler.err.name.reserved.for.internal.use=\
duke@1:     {0} is reserved for internal use
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.native.meth.cant.have.body=\
duke@1:     native methods cannot have a body
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.err.neither.conditional.subtype=\
jjg@842:     incompatible types for ?: neither is a subtype of the other\n\
jjg@842:     second operand: {0}\n\
jjg@842:     third operand : {1}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1347: # 0: message segment
mcimadamore@1347: compiler.misc.incompatible.type.in.conditional=\
mcimadamore@1759:     bad type in conditional expression\n\
mcimadamore@1759:     {0}
mcimadamore@1347: 
mcimadamore@1415: compiler.misc.conditional.target.cant.be.void=\
mcimadamore@1415:     target-type for conditional expression cannot be void
mcimadamore@1415: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: type
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.incompatible.ret.type.in.lambda=\
mcimadamore@1348:     bad return type in lambda expression\n\
mcimadamore@1348:     {0}
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: type
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.incompatible.ret.type.in.mref=\
mcimadamore@1352:     bad return type in method reference\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     {0}
mcimadamore@1352: 
vromero@2370: compiler.err.lambda.body.neither.value.nor.void.compatible=\
vromero@2370:     lambda body is neither value nor void compatible
vromero@2370: 
mcimadamore@1348: # 0: list of type
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.err.incompatible.thrown.types.in.mref=\
mcimadamore@1352:     incompatible thrown types {0} in method reference
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.misc.incompatible.arg.types.in.lambda=\
mcimadamore@1348:     incompatible parameter types in lambda expression
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1581: compiler.misc.incompatible.arg.types.in.mref=\
mcimadamore@1581:     incompatible parameter types in method reference
mcimadamore@1581: 
duke@1: compiler.err.new.not.allowed.in.annotation=\
duke@1:     ''new'' not allowed in an annotation
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.no.annotation.member=\
duke@1:     no annotation member {0} in {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.no.encl.instance.of.type.in.scope=\
duke@1:     no enclosing instance of type {0} is in scope
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.no.intf.expected.here=\
duke@1:     no interface expected here
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.no.match.entry=\
duke@1:     {0} has no match in entry in {1}; required {2}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.not.annotation.type=\
duke@1:     {0} is not an annotation type
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.not.def.access.class.intf.cant.access=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} is defined in an inaccessible class or interface
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.not.def.access.class.intf.cant.access=\
mcimadamore@1352:     {0} in {1} is defined in an inaccessible class or interface
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol, 1: list of type, 2: type
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.cant.access.inner.cls.constr=\
mcimadamore@1352:     cannot access constructor {0}({1})\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     an enclosing instance of type {2} is not in scope
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.not.def.public.cant.access=\
duke@1:     {0} is not public in {1}; cannot be accessed from outside package
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1615: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1615: compiler.misc.not.def.public.cant.access=\
mcimadamore@1615:     {0} is not public in {1}; cannot be accessed from outside package
mcimadamore@1615: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.not.loop.label=\
duke@1:     not a loop label: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.not.stmt=\
duke@1:     not a statement
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.not.encl.class=\
duke@1:     not an enclosing class: {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: type, 2: unused
duke@1: compiler.err.operator.cant.be.applied=\
mcimadamore@829:     bad operand type {1} for unary operator ''{0}''
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: type, 2: type
mcimadamore@829: compiler.err.operator.cant.be.applied.1=\
mcimadamore@829:     bad operand types for binary operator ''{0}''\n\
mcimadamore@829:     first type:  {1}\n\
mcimadamore@829:     second type: {2}
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.pkg.annotations.sb.in.package-info.java=\
duke@1:     package annotations should be in file package-info.java
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.pkg.clashes.with.class.of.same.name=\
duke@1:     package {0} clashes with class of same name
duke@1: 
jjg@215: compiler.err.warnings.and.werror=\
jjg@215:     warnings found and -Werror specified
jjg@215: 
duke@1: # Errors related to annotation processing
duke@1: 
jjg@952: # 0: symbol, 1: string, 2: stack-trace
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.cant.access=\
jjg@842:     cannot access {0}\n\
jjg@842:     {1}\n\
jjg@842:     Consult the following stack trace for details.\n\
jjg@842:     {2}
duke@1: 
jjg@952: # 0: symbol, 1: string
jjg@952: compiler.err.proc.cant.access.1=\
jjg@952:     cannot access {0}\n\
jjg@952:     {1}
jjg@952: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.cant.find.class=\
duke@1:     Could not find class file for ''{0}''.
duke@1: 
duke@1: # Print a client-generated error message; assumed to be localized, no translation required
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.messager=\
duke@1:     {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: list of string
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.no.explicit.annotation.processing.requested=\
duke@1:     Class names, ''{0}'', are only accepted if annotation processing is explicitly requested
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.no.service=\
darcy@1048:     A ServiceLoader was not usable and is required for annotation processing.
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.processor.bad.option.name=\
duke@1:     Bad option name ''{0}'' provided by processor ''{1}''
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.processor.cant.instantiate=\
duke@1:     Could not instantiate an instance of processor ''{0}''
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.processor.not.found=\
duke@1:     Annotation processor ''{0}'' not found
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.processor.wrong.type=\
duke@1:     Annotation processor ''{0}'' does not implement javax.annotation.processing.Processor
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.service.problem=\
duke@1:     Error creating a service loader to load Processors.
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.bad.config.file=\
duke@1:     Bad service configuration file, or exception thrown while constructing Processor object: {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.proc.cant.create.loader=\
duke@1:     Could not create class loader for annotation processors: {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: unused
duke@1: compiler.err.qualified.new.of.static.class=\
duke@1:     qualified new of static class
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.recursive.ctor.invocation=\
duke@1:     recursive constructor invocation
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: symbol kind, 2: symbol, 3: symbol, 4: symbol kind, 5: symbol, 6: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.ref.ambiguous=\
mcimadamore@1352:     reference to {0} is ambiguous\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     both {1} {2} in {3} and {4} {5} in {6} match
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: name, 1: symbol kind, 2: symbol, 3: symbol, 4: symbol kind, 5: symbol, 6: symbol
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.ref.ambiguous=\
mcimadamore@1352:     reference to {0} is ambiguous\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     both {1} {2} in {3} and {4} {5} in {6} match
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.repeated.annotation.target=\
duke@1:     repeated annotation target
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.repeated.interface=\
duke@1:     repeated interface
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.repeated.modifier=\
duke@1:     repeated modifier
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: set of modifier, 2: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.report.access=\
duke@1:     {0} has {1} access in {2}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1921: # 0: symbol, 1: set of modifier, 2: symbol
mcimadamore@1921: compiler.misc.report.access=\
mcimadamore@1921:     {0} has {1} access in {2}
mcimadamore@1921: 
duke@1: compiler.err.ret.outside.meth=\
duke@1:     return outside method
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.signature.doesnt.match.supertype=\
duke@1:     signature does not match {0}; incompatible supertype
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.signature.doesnt.match.intf=\
duke@1:     signature does not match {0}; incompatible interfaces
jjg@842: 
vromero@1925: # 0: number, 1: number
vromero@1925: compiler.err.method.invoked.with.incorrect.number.arguments=\
vromero@1925:     method invoked with incorrect number of arguments; expected {0}, found {1}
vromero@1925: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.does.not.override.abstract=\
duke@1:     {0} is not abstract and does not override abstract method {1} in {2}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.source.cant.overwrite.input.file=\
duke@1:     error writing source; cannot overwrite input file {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.stack.sim.error=\
duke@1:     Internal error: stack sim error on {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.static.imp.only.classes.and.interfaces=\
duke@1:     static import only from classes and interfaces
jjg@842: 
darcy@430: compiler.err.string.const.req=\
darcy@430:     constant string expression required
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.synthetic.name.conflict=\
duke@1:     the symbol {0} conflicts with a compiler-synthesized symbol in {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@359: compiler.warn.synthetic.name.conflict=\
mcimadamore@359:     the symbol {0} conflicts with a compiler-synthesized symbol in {1}
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.throws.not.allowed.in.intf.annotation=\
duke@1:     throws clause not allowed in @interface members
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.try.without.catch.or.finally=\
duke@1:     ''try'' without ''catch'' or ''finally''
jjg@842: 
darcy@609: compiler.err.try.without.catch.finally.or.resource.decls=\
darcy@609:     ''try'' without ''catch'', ''finally'' or resource declarations
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.type.doesnt.take.params=\
duke@1:     type {0} does not take parameters
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.type.var.cant.be.deref=\
duke@1:     cannot select from a type variable
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.type.var.may.not.be.followed.by.other.bounds=\
duke@1:     a type variable may not be followed by other bounds
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.type.var.more.than.once=\
duke@1:     type variable {0} occurs more than once in result type of {1}; cannot be left uninstantiated
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.type.var.more.than.once.in.result=\
duke@1:     type variable {0} occurs more than once in type of {1}; cannot be left uninstantiated
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type, 2: string
duke@1: compiler.err.types.incompatible.diff.ret=\
duke@1:     types {0} and {1} are incompatible; both define {2}, but with unrelated return types
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1393: # 0: kind, 1: type, 2: name, 3: list of type, 4: symbol, 5: symbol
mcimadamore@1393: compiler.err.types.incompatible.unrelated.defaults=\
mcimadamore@1393:     {0} {1} inherits unrelated defaults for {2}({3}) from types {4} and {5}
mcimadamore@1393: 
mcimadamore@1393: # 0: kind, 1: type, 2: name, 3: list of type, 4: symbol, 5: symbol
mcimadamore@1393: compiler.err.types.incompatible.abstract.default=\
mcimadamore@1393:     {0} {1} inherits abstract and default for {2}({3}) from types {4} and {5}
mcimadamore@1393: 
mcimadamore@1393: # 0: name, 1: kind, 2: symbol
mcimadamore@1393: compiler.err.default.overrides.object.member=\
mcimadamore@1393:     default method {0} in {1} {2} overrides a member of java.lang.Object
mcimadamore@1393: 
mcimadamore@1513: # 0: type
mcimadamore@1513: compiler.err.illegal.static.intf.meth.call=\
mcimadamore@1513:     illegal static interface method call\n\
mcimadamore@1513:     the receiver expression should be replaced with the type qualifier ''{0}''
mcimadamore@1513: 
mcimadamore@1393: # 0: type, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1393: compiler.err.illegal.default.super.call=\
mcimadamore@1393:     bad type qualifier {0} in default super call\n\
mcimadamore@1393:     {1}
mcimadamore@1393: 
mcimadamore@1393: # 0: symbol, 1: type
mcimadamore@1393: compiler.misc.overridden.default=\
mcimadamore@1415:     method {0} is overridden in {1}
mcimadamore@1393: 
jjg@1755: # 0: symbol, 1: type or symbol
mcimadamore@1393: compiler.misc.redundant.supertype=\
mcimadamore@1393:     redundant interface {0} is extended by {1}
mcimadamore@1393: 
duke@1: compiler.err.unclosed.char.lit=\
duke@1:     unclosed character literal
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.unclosed.comment=\
duke@1:     unclosed comment
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.unclosed.str.lit=\
duke@1:     unclosed string literal
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.unsupported.encoding=\
duke@1:     unsupported encoding: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.io.exception=\
duke@1:     error reading source file: {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.undef.label=\
duke@1:     undefined label: {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: unused
mcimadamore@537: compiler.err.cant.apply.diamond=\
mcimadamore@537:     cannot infer type arguments for {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@1136: # 0: message segment or type, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@537: compiler.err.cant.apply.diamond.1=\
mcimadamore@1238:     cannot infer type arguments for {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1238:     reason: {1}
mcimadamore@1238: 
mcimadamore@1238: # 0: message segment or type, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1238: compiler.misc.cant.apply.diamond.1=\
mcimadamore@1238:     cannot infer type arguments for {0}\n\
mcimadamore@537:     reason: {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.unreachable.stmt=\
duke@1:     unreachable statement
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.initializer.must.be.able.to.complete.normally=\
duke@1:     initializer must be able to complete normally
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.unreported.exception.need.to.catch.or.throw=\
duke@1:     unreported exception {0}; must be caught or declared to be thrown
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.err.unreported.exception.default.constructor=\
duke@1:     unreported exception {0} in default constructor
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@878: # 0: type, 1: name
mcimadamore@878: compiler.err.unreported.exception.implicit.close=\
mcimadamore@878:     unreported exception {0}; must be caught or declared to be thrown\n\
mcimadamore@878:     exception thrown from implicit call to close() on resource variable ''{1}''
mcimadamore@878: 
duke@1: compiler.err.unsupported.cross.fp.lit=\
duke@1:     hexadecimal floating-point literals are not supported on this VM
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.err.void.not.allowed.here=\
duke@1:     ''void'' type not allowed here
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.wrong.number.type.args=\
duke@1:     wrong number of type arguments; required {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.var.might.already.be.assigned=\
duke@1:     variable {0} might already have been assigned
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.var.might.not.have.been.initialized=\
duke@1:     variable {0} might not have been initialized
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
ksrini@1914: compiler.err.var.not.initialized.in.default.constructor=\
ksrini@1914:     variable {0} not initialized in the default constructor
ksrini@1914: 
ksrini@1914: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.var.might.be.assigned.in.loop=\
duke@1:     variable {0} might be assigned in loop
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@795: compiler.err.varargs.invalid.trustme.anno=\
mcimadamore@795:     Invalid {0} annotation. {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
mcimadamore@795: compiler.misc.varargs.trustme.on.reifiable.varargs=\
mcimadamore@795:     Varargs element type {0} is reifiable.
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@795: compiler.misc.varargs.trustme.on.non.varargs.meth=\
mcimadamore@795:     Method {0} is not a varargs method.
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@795: compiler.misc.varargs.trustme.on.virtual.varargs=\
mcimadamore@795:     Instance method {0} is not final.
mcimadamore@795: 
jjg@1136: # 0: type, 1: symbol kind, 2: symbol
mcimadamore@845: compiler.misc.inaccessible.varargs.type=\
mcimadamore@845:     formal varargs element type {0} is not accessible from {1} {2}
mcimadamore@845: 
duke@1: # In the following string, {1} will always be the detail message from
duke@1: # java.io.IOException.
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: string
duke@1: compiler.err.class.cant.write=\
duke@1:     error while writing {0}: {1}
duke@1: 
duke@1: # In the following string, {0} is the name of the class in the Java source.
duke@1: # It really should be used two times..
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.err.class.public.should.be.in.file=\
duke@1:     class {0} is public, should be declared in a file named {0}.java
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## All errors which do not refer to a particular line in the source code are
duke@1: ## preceded by this string.
duke@1: compiler.err.error=\
duke@1:     error:\u0020
duke@1: 
duke@1: # The following error messages do not refer to a line in the source code.
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.read.file=\
duke@1:     cannot read: {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
duke@1: # Fatal Errors
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.fatal.err.no.java.lang=\
duke@1:     Fatal Error: Unable to find package java.lang in classpath or bootclasspath
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.fatal.err.cant.locate.meth=\
duke@1:     Fatal Error: Unable to find method {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.fatal.err.cant.locate.field=\
duke@1:     Fatal Error: Unable to find field {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.fatal.err.cant.locate.ctor=\
duke@1:     Fatal Error: Unable to find constructor for {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@1096: compiler.misc.fatal.err.cant.close=\
jjg@1096:     Fatal Error: Cannot close compiler resources
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
duke@1: ##
duke@1: ## miscellaneous strings
duke@1: ##
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.source.unavailable=\
duke@1:     (source unavailable)
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.base.membership=\
duke@1:     all your base class are belong to us
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: string, 1: string, 2: boolean
duke@1: compiler.misc.x.print.processor.info=\
duke@1:     Processor {0} matches {1} and returns {2}.
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: number, 1: string, 2: set of symbol, 3: boolean
duke@1: compiler.misc.x.print.rounds=\
duke@1:     Round {0}:\n\tinput files: {1}\n\tannotations: {2}\n\tlast round: {3}
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following string will appear before all messages keyed as:
duke@1: ## "compiler.note".
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1759: compiler.note.compressed.diags=\
mcimadamore@1759:     Some messages have been simplified; recompile with -Xdiags:verbose to get full output
mcimadamore@1759: 
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.note.potential.lambda.found=\
mcimadamore@1348:     This anonymous inner class creation can be turned into a lambda expression.
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1817: # 0: boolean, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1817: compiler.note.lambda.stat=\
mcimadamore@1817:     Translating lambda expression\n\
mcimadamore@1817:     alternate metafactory = {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1817:     synthetic method = {1}
mcimadamore@1817: 
mcimadamore@1817: # 0: boolean, 1: unused
mcimadamore@1817: compiler.note.mref.stat=\
mcimadamore@1817:     Translating method reference\n\
mcimadamore@1817:     alternate metafactory = {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1817: 
mcimadamore@1817: # 0: boolean, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1817: compiler.note.mref.stat.1=\
mcimadamore@1817:     Translating method reference\n\
mcimadamore@1817:     alternate metafactory = {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1817:     bridge method = {1}
mcimadamore@1817: 
duke@1: compiler.note.note=\
duke@1:     Note:\u0020
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.note.deprecated.filename=\
duke@1:     {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.note.deprecated.plural=\
duke@1:     Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: # The following string may appear after one of the above deprecation
duke@1: # messages.
duke@1: compiler.note.deprecated.recompile=\
duke@1:     Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.note.deprecated.filename.additional=\
duke@1:     {0} has additional uses or overrides of a deprecated API.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.note.deprecated.plural.additional=\
duke@1:     Some input files additionally use or override a deprecated API.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.note.unchecked.filename=\
duke@1:     {0} uses unchecked or unsafe operations.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.note.unchecked.plural=\
duke@1:     Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: # The following string may appear after one of the above deprecation
duke@1: # messages.
duke@1: compiler.note.unchecked.recompile=\
duke@1:     Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.note.unchecked.filename.additional=\
duke@1:     {0} has additional unchecked or unsafe operations.
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.note.unchecked.plural.additional=\
duke@1:     Some input files additionally use unchecked or unsafe operations.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
jjg@377: compiler.note.sunapi.filename=\
jjg@582:     {0} uses internal proprietary API that may be removed in a future release.
jjg@842: 
jjg@377: compiler.note.sunapi.plural=\
jjg@582:     Some input files use internal proprietary API that may be removed in a future release.
jjg@842: 
jjg@377: # The following string may appear after one of the above sunapi messages.
jjg@377: compiler.note.sunapi.recompile=\
jjg@377:     Recompile with -Xlint:sunapi for details.
jjg@377: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
jjg@377: compiler.note.sunapi.filename.additional=\
jjg@582:     {0} uses additional internal proprietary API that may be removed in a future release.
jjg@842: 
jjg@377: compiler.note.sunapi.plural.additional=\
jjg@582:     Some input files additionally use internal proprietary API that may be removed in a future release.
jjg@377: 
jjg@377: # Notes related to annotation processing
jjg@377: 
jjg@377: # Print a client-generated note; assumed to be localized, no translation required
jjg@842: # 0: string
jjg@377: compiler.note.proc.messager=\
jjg@377:     {0}
jjg@377: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: number
duke@1: compiler.misc.count.error=\
duke@1:     {0} error
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: number
duke@1: compiler.misc.count.error.plural=\
duke@1:     {0} errors
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: number
duke@1: compiler.misc.count.warn=\
duke@1:     {0} warning
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: number
duke@1: compiler.misc.count.warn.plural=\
duke@1:     {0} warnings
duke@1: 
jjg@597: compiler.misc.version.not.available=\
jjg@597:     (version info not available)
jjg@597: 
duke@1: ## extra output when using -verbose (JavaCompiler)
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.checking.attribution=\
duke@1:     [checking {0}]
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.parsing.done=\
duke@1:     [parsing completed {0}ms]
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.parsing.started=\
duke@1:     [parsing started {0}]
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.total=\
duke@1:     [total {0}ms]
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.wrote.file=\
duke@1:     [wrote {0}]
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## extra output when using -verbose (Retro)
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.retro=\
duke@1:     [retrofitting {0}]
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.retro.with=\
duke@1:     \tretrofitting {0} with {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.retro.with.list=\
duke@1:     \tretrofitting {0} with type parameters {1}, supertype {2}, interfaces {3}
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## extra output when using -verbose (code/ClassReader)
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.loading=\
duke@1:     [loading {0}]
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.sourcepath=\
duke@1:     [search path for source files: {0}]
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.misc.verbose.classpath=\
duke@1:     [search path for class files: {0}]
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## extra output when using -checkclassfile (code/ClassReader)
duke@1: compiler.misc.ccf.found.later.version=\
duke@1:     class file has later version than expected: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.ccf.unrecognized.attribute=\
duke@1:     unrecognized attribute: {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## extra output when using -prompt (util/Log)
duke@1: compiler.misc.resume.abort=\
duke@1:     R)esume, A)bort>
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
duke@1: ##
duke@1: ## warnings
duke@1: ##
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## All warning messages are preceded by the following string.
duke@1: compiler.warn.warning=\
duke@1:     warning:\u0020
duke@1: 
jjg@612: ## Warning messages may also include the following prefix to identify a
jjg@612: ## lint option
jjg@842: # 0: option name
jjg@612: compiler.warn.lintOption=\
jjg@612:     [{0}]\u0020
jjg@612: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.constant.SVUID=\
jjg@612:     serialVersionUID must be constant in class {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.warn.dir.path.element.not.found=\
jjg@612:     bad path element "{0}": no such directory
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.finally.cannot.complete=\
jjg@612:     finally clause cannot complete normally
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.has.been.deprecated=\
jjg@612:     {0} in {1} has been deprecated
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.sun.proprietary=\
jjg@582:     {0} is internal proprietary API and may be removed in a future release
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.illegal.char.for.encoding=\
duke@1:     unmappable character for encoding {0}
jjg@612: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.improper.SVUID=\
jjg@612:     serialVersionUID must be declared static final in class {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.warn.inexact.non-varargs.call=\
jjg@842:     non-varargs call of varargs method with inexact argument type for last parameter;\n\
jjg@842:     cast to {0} for a varargs call\n\
jjg@842:     cast to {1} for a non-varargs call and to suppress this warning
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@935: # 0: list of type
mcimadamore@935: compiler.warn.unreachable.catch=\
mcimadamore@935:     unreachable catch clause\n\
mcimadamore@935:     thrown type {0} has already been caught
mcimadamore@935: 
mcimadamore@935: # 0: list of type
mcimadamore@935: compiler.warn.unreachable.catch.1=\
mcimadamore@935:     unreachable catch clause\n\
mcimadamore@935:     thrown types {0} have already been caught
mcimadamore@935: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.long.SVUID=\
jjg@612:     serialVersionUID must be of type long in class {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.missing.SVUID=\
jjg@612:     serializable class {0} has no definition of serialVersionUID
duke@1: 
vromero@2000: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
vromero@2000: compiler.warn.potentially.ambiguous.overload=\
vromero@2000:     {0} in {1} is potentially ambiguous with {2} in {3}
vromero@2000: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment
duke@1: compiler.warn.override.varargs.missing=\
duke@1:     {0}; overridden method has no ''...''
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment
duke@1: compiler.warn.override.varargs.extra=\
duke@1:     {0}; overriding method is missing ''...''
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.override.bridge=\
duke@1:     {0}; overridden method is a bridge method
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.pkg-info.already.seen=\
jjg@457:     a package-info.java file has already been seen for package {0}
jjg@612: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name
duke@1: compiler.warn.path.element.not.found=\
jjg@612:     bad path element "{0}": no such file or directory
jjg@612: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.possible.fall-through.into.case=\
jjg@612:     possible fall-through into case
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.warn.redundant.cast=\
jjg@612:     redundant cast to {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: number
duke@1: compiler.warn.position.overflow=\
duke@1:     Position encoding overflows at line {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name, 1: number, 2: number
duke@1: compiler.warn.big.major.version=\
duke@1:     {0}: major version {1} is newer than {2}, the highest major version supported by this compiler.\n\
duke@1:     It is recommended that the compiler be upgraded.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
jjg@505: compiler.warn.static.not.qualified.by.type=\
jjg@612:     static {0} should be qualified by type name, {1}, instead of by an expression
jjg@505: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
jjg@757: compiler.warn.source.no.bootclasspath=\
jjg@757:     bootstrap class path not set in conjunction with -source {0}
jjg@757: 
darcy@1961: # 0: string
darcy@1961: compiler.warn.option.obsolete.source=\
darcy@1961:     source value {0} is obsolete and will be removed in a future release
darcy@1961: 
darcy@1961: # 0: string
darcy@1961: compiler.warn.option.obsolete.target=\
darcy@1961:     target value {0} is obsolete and will be removed in a future release
darcy@1961: 
darcy@1961: compiler.warn.option.obsolete.suppression=\
darcy@1961:     To suppress warnings about obsolete options, use -Xlint:-options.
darcy@1961: 
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: number, 2: number, 3: number, 4: number
jjg@776: compiler.warn.future.attr=\
jjg@776:     {0} attribute introduced in version {1}.{2} class files is ignored in version {3}.{4} class files
jjg@776: 
duke@1: # Warnings related to annotation processing
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.package.does.not.exist=\
duke@1:     package {0} does not exist
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.file.reopening=\
duke@1:     Attempt to create a file for ''{0}'' multiple times
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.type.already.exists=\
duke@1:     A file for type ''{0}'' already exists on the sourcepath or classpath
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.type.recreate=\
duke@1:     Attempt to create a file for type ''{0}'' multiple times
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.illegal.file.name=\
duke@1:     Cannot create file for illegal name ''{0}''.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string, 1: string
jjg@618: compiler.warn.proc.suspicious.class.name=\
jjg@618:     Creating file for a type whose name ends in {1}: ''{0}''
jjg@618: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.file.create.last.round=\
duke@1:     File for type ''{0}'' created in the last round will not be subject to annotation processing.
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string, 1: string
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.malformed.supported.string=\
duke@1:     Malformed string ''{0}'' for a supported annotation type returned by processor ''{1}''
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of string
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.annotations.without.processors=\
duke@1:     No processor claimed any of these annotations: {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: source version, 1: string, 2: string
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.processor.incompatible.source.version=\
duke@1:     Supported source version ''{0}'' from annotation processor ''{1}'' less than -source ''{2}''
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.proc-only.requested.no.procs=\
duke@1:     Annotation processing without compilation requested but no processors were found.
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.use.implicit=\
jjg@842:     Implicitly compiled files were not subject to annotation processing.\n\
jjg@842:     Use -implicit to specify a policy for implicit compilation.
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.use.proc.or.implicit=\
jjg@842:     Implicitly compiled files were not subject to annotation processing.\n\
jjg@842:     Use -proc:none to disable annotation processing or -implicit to specify a policy for implicit compilation.
duke@1: 
duke@1: # Print a client-generated warning; assumed to be localized, no translation required
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.messager=\
duke@1:     {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of name
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.unclosed.type.files=\
duke@1:     Unclosed files for the types ''{0}''; these types will not undergo annotation processing
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.warn.proc.unmatched.processor.options=\
duke@1:     The following options were not recognized by any processor: ''{0}''
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@743: compiler.warn.try.explicit.close.call=\
mcimadamore@743:     explicit call to close() on an auto-closeable resource
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@743: compiler.warn.try.resource.not.referenced=\
mcimadamore@743:     auto-closeable resource {0} is never referenced in body of corresponding try statement
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@951: # 0: type
mcimadamore@951: compiler.warn.try.resource.throws.interrupted.exc=\
mcimadamore@951:     auto-closeable resource {0} has a member method close() that could throw InterruptedException
mcimadamore@951: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.unchecked.assign=\
jjg@612:     unchecked assignment: {0} to {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.warn.unchecked.assign.to.var=\
jjg@612:     unchecked assignment to variable {0} as member of raw type {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.warn.unchecked.call.mbr.of.raw.type=\
jjg@612:     unchecked call to {0} as a member of the raw type {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.unchecked.cast.to.type=\
jjg@612:     unchecked cast to type {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type, 3: list of type, 4: symbol kind, 5: symbol
duke@1: compiler.warn.unchecked.meth.invocation.applied=\
jjg@612:     unchecked method invocation: {0} {1} in {4} {5} is applied to given types\n\
mcimadamore@161:     required: {2}\n\
mcimadamore@161:     found: {3}
mcimadamore@161: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.warn.unchecked.generic.array.creation=\
jjg@612:     unchecked generic array creation for varargs parameter of type {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
mcimadamore@795: compiler.warn.unchecked.varargs.non.reifiable.type=\
jjg@612:     Possible heap pollution from parameterized vararg type {0}
mcimadamore@580: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@795: compiler.warn.varargs.unsafe.use.varargs.param=\
mcimadamore@795:     Varargs method could cause heap pollution from non-reifiable varargs parameter {0}
mcimadamore@795: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.missing.deprecated.annotation=\
jjg@612:     deprecated item is not annotated with @Deprecated
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.invalid.archive.file=\
jjg@612:     Unexpected file on path: {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.unexpected.archive.file=\
jjg@612:     Unexpected extension for archive file: {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.div.zero=\
jjg@612:     division by zero
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.empty.if=\
jjg@612:     empty statement after if
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.annotation.method.not.found=\
duke@1:     Cannot find annotation method ''{1}()'' in type ''{0}''
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.annotation.method.not.found.reason=\
duke@1:     Cannot find annotation method ''{1}()'' in type ''{0}'': {2}
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@992: # 0: symbol, 1: name
mcimadamore@992: compiler.warn.unknown.enum.constant=\
mcimadamore@992:     unknown enum constant {1}.{2}
mcimadamore@992: 
mcimadamore@992: # 0: symbol, 1: name, 2: message segment
mcimadamore@992: compiler.warn.unknown.enum.constant.reason=\
mcimadamore@992:     unknown enum constant {1}.{2}\n\
mcimadamore@992:     reason: {3}
mcimadamore@992: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type
mcimadamore@122: compiler.warn.raw.class.use=\
jjg@612:     found raw type: {0}\n\
mcimadamore@829:     missing type arguments for generic class {1}
mcimadamore@122: 
jjg@842: # 0: unused, 1: unused
mcimadamore@731: compiler.warn.diamond.redundant.args=\
mcimadamore@731:     redundant type arguments in new expression (use diamond operator instead).
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type
mcimadamore@731: compiler.warn.diamond.redundant.args.1=\
mcimadamore@731:     redundant type arguments in new expression (use diamond operator instead).\n\
mcimadamore@731:     explicit: {0}\n\
mcimadamore@731:     inferred: {1}
mcimadamore@731: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@795: compiler.warn.varargs.redundant.trustme.anno=\
mcimadamore@795:     Redundant {0} annotation. {1}
mcimadamore@795: 
vromero@2390: # 0: symbol
vromero@2390: compiler.warn.access.to.sensitive.member.from.serializable.element=\
vromero@2390:     access to sensitive member {0} from serializable element can be publicly accessible to untrusted code
vromero@2390: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are tokens which are non-terminals in the language. They should
duke@1: ## be named as JLS3 calls them when translated to the appropriate language.
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.identifier=\
duke@1:     <identifier>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.character=\
duke@1:     <character>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.string=\
duke@1:     <string>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.integer=\
duke@1:     <integer>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.long-integer=\
duke@1:     <long integer>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.float=\
duke@1:     <float>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.double=\
duke@1:     <double>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.bad-symbol=\
duke@1:     <bad symbol>
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.token.end-of-input=\
duke@1:     <end of input>
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The argument to the following string will always be one of the following:
duke@1: ## 1. one of the above non-terminals
duke@1: ## 2. a keyword (JLS1.8)
duke@1: ## 3. a boolean literal (JLS3.10.3)
duke@1: ## 4. the null literal (JLS3.10.7)
duke@1: ## 5. a Java separator (JLS3.11)
duke@1: ## 6. an operator (JLS3.12)
duke@1: ##
duke@1: ## This is the only place these tokens will be used.
jjg@842: # 0: token
duke@1: compiler.err.expected=\
duke@1:     {0} expected
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: token, 1: token
duke@1: compiler.err.expected2=\
duke@1:     {0} or {1} expected
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: token, 1: token, 2: token
duke@1: compiler.err.expected3=\
duke@1:     {0}, {1}, or {2} expected
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.premature.eof=\
duke@1:     reached end of file while parsing
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are related in form, but do not easily fit the above paradigm.
duke@1: compiler.err.dot.class.expected=\
duke@1:     ''.class'' expected
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The argument to this string will always be either 'case' or 'default'.
jjg@842: # 0: token
duke@1: compiler.err.orphaned=\
duke@1:     orphaned {0}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.misc.anonymous.class=\
duke@1:     <anonymous {0}>
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: type
mcimadamore@121: compiler.misc.type.captureof=\
mcimadamore@121:     capture#{0} of {1}
mcimadamore@121: 
mcimadamore@238: compiler.misc.type.captureof.1=\
mcimadamore@238:     capture#{0}
mcimadamore@238: 
mcimadamore@121: compiler.misc.type.none=\
mcimadamore@121:     <none>
mcimadamore@121: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.unnamed.package=\
duke@1:     unnamed package
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.access=\
jjg@842:     cannot access {0}\n\
jjg@842:     {1}
duke@1: 
pgovereau@2375: # 0: file name, 1: expected CP entry type, 2: constant pool index
pgovereau@2375: compiler.misc.bad.const.pool.entry=\
pgovereau@2375:     bad constant pool entry in {0}\n\
pgovereau@2375:     expected {1} at index {2}
pgovereau@2375: 
jlahoda@2099: # 0: file name, 1: message segment
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.class.file.header=\
jjg@842:     bad class file: {0}\n\
jjg@842:     {1}\n\
jjg@842:     Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the classpath.
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: file name, 1: message segment
jjg@12: compiler.misc.bad.source.file.header=\
jjg@842:     bad source file: {0}\n\
jjg@842:     {1}\n\
jjg@842:     Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the sourcepath.
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are all possible strings for the second argument ({1}) of the
duke@1: ## above strings.
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.class.signature=\
duke@1:     bad class signature: {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@952: #0: symbol, 1: symbol
jjg@952: compiler.misc.bad.enclosing.class=\
jjg@952:     bad enclosing class for {0}: {1}
jjg@952: 
jjg@952: # 0: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.enclosing.method=\
jjg@952:     bad enclosing method attribute for class {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.runtime.invisible.param.annotations=\
duke@1:     bad RuntimeInvisibleParameterAnnotations attribute: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.const.pool.tag=\
duke@1:     bad constant pool tag: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.const.pool.tag.at=\
duke@1:     bad constant pool tag: {0} at {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.bad.signature=\
duke@1:     bad signature: {0}
jjg@842: 
jjg@1521: compiler.misc.bad.type.annotation.value=\
jjg@1521:     bad type annotation target type value: {0}
jjg@1521: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.class.file.wrong.class=\
duke@1:     class file contains wrong class: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.class.file.not.found=\
duke@1:     class file for {0} not found
jjg@842: 
jlahoda@2099: # 0: classfile major version, 1: classfile minor version
jlahoda@2099: compiler.misc.invalid.default.interface=\
jlahoda@2099:     default method found in version {0}.{1} classfile
jlahoda@2099: 
jlahoda@2099: # 0: classfile major version, 1: classfile minor version
jlahoda@2099: compiler.misc.invalid.static.interface=\
jlahoda@2099:     static method found in version {0}.{1} classfile
jlahoda@2099: 
jjg@842: # 0: name
duke@1: compiler.misc.file.doesnt.contain.class=\
duke@1:     file does not contain class {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.file.does.not.contain.package=\
duke@1:     file does not contain package {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.illegal.start.of.class.file=\
duke@1:     illegal start of class file
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.unable.to.access.file=\
duke@1:     unable to access file: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.unicode.str.not.supported=\
duke@1:     unicode string in class file not supported
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.undecl.type.var=\
duke@1:     undeclared type variable: {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.wrong.version=\
duke@1:     class file has wrong version {0}.{1}, should be {2}.{3}
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type or symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.not.within.bounds=\
mcimadamore@829:     type argument {0} is not within bounds of type-variable {1}
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are all possible strings for the second argument ({1}) of the
duke@1: ## above string.
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## none yet...
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.prob.found.req=\
mcimadamore@1238:     incompatible types: {0}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1759: # 0: message segment
mcimadamore@1759: compiler.misc.prob.found.req=\
mcimadamore@1759:     incompatible types: {0}
mcimadamore@1759: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: type, 2: type
duke@1: compiler.warn.prob.found.req=\
jjg@842:     {0}\n\
jjg@842:     required: {2}\n\
jjg@842:     found:    {1}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1238: # 0: type, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.misc.inconvertible.types=\
mcimadamore@1238:     {0} cannot be converted to {1}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: type, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.misc.possible.loss.of.precision=\
mcimadamore@1296:     possible lossy conversion from {0} to {1}
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.unchecked.assign=\
jjg@612:     unchecked conversion
jjg@842: 
duke@1: # compiler.misc.storecheck=\
jjg@612: #     assignment might cause later store checks to fail
duke@1: # compiler.misc.unchecked=\
jjg@612: #     assigned array cannot dynamically check its stores
duke@1: compiler.misc.unchecked.cast.to.type=\
jjg@612:     unchecked cast
duke@1: 
duke@1: # compiler.err.star.expected=\
duke@1: #     ''*'' expected
duke@1: # compiler.err.no.elem.type=\
duke@1: #     \[\*\] cannot have a type
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1238: # 0: type
mcimadamore@743: compiler.misc.try.not.applicable.to.type=\
mcimadamore@1296:     try-with-resources not applicable to variable type\n\
mcimadamore@1296:     ({0})
mcimadamore@743: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment or type, 1: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.type.found.req=\
jjg@842:     unexpected type\n\
jjg@842:     required: {1}\n\
jjg@842:     found:    {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are all possible strings for the first argument ({0}) of the
duke@1: ## above string.
duke@1: compiler.misc.type.req.class=\
duke@1:     class
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.type.req.class.array=\
duke@1:     class or array
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@829: compiler.misc.type.req.array.or.iterable=\
mcimadamore@829:     array or java.lang.Iterable
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.type.req.ref=\
duke@1:     reference
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.type.req.exact=\
duke@1:     class or interface without bounds
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: type
duke@1: compiler.misc.type.parameter=\
mcimadamore@80:     type parameter {0}
duke@1: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are all possible strings for the last argument of all those
duke@1: ## diagnostics whose key ends in ".1"
mcimadamore@1238: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of type
duke@1: compiler.misc.no.unique.maximal.instance.exists=\
duke@1:     no unique maximal instance exists for type variable {0} with upper bounds {1}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.no.unique.minimal.instance.exists=\
duke@1:     no unique minimal instance exists for type variable {0} with lower bounds {1}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1087: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@1087: compiler.misc.incompatible.upper.bounds=\
mcimadamore@1087:     inference variable {0} has incompatible upper bounds {1}
mcimadamore@1087: 
mcimadamore@1338: # 0: type, 1: list of type, 2: list of type
mcimadamore@1338: compiler.misc.incompatible.eq.upper.bounds=\
mcimadamore@1338:     inference variable {0} has incompatible bounds\n\
mcimadamore@1338:     equality constraints: {1}\n\
mcimadamore@1338:     upper bounds: {2}
mcimadamore@1338: 
mcimadamore@1338: # 0: type, 1: list of type, 2: list of type
mcimadamore@1338: compiler.misc.incompatible.eq.lower.bounds=\
mcimadamore@1338:     inference variable {0} has incompatible bounds\n\
mcimadamore@1338:     equality constraints: {1}\n\
mcimadamore@1338:     lower bounds: {2}
mcimadamore@1338: 
jjg@842: # 0: list of type, 1: type, 2: type
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.infer.no.conforming.instance.exists=\
duke@1:     no instance(s) of type variable(s) {0} exist so that {1} conforms to {2}
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: list of type, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.infer.no.conforming.assignment.exists=\
mcimadamore@1296:     cannot infer type-variable(s) {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1296:     (argument mismatch; {1})
mcimadamore@1296: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: list of type
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.infer.arg.length.mismatch=\
mcimadamore@1296:     cannot infer type-variable(s) {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1296:     (actual and formal argument lists differ in length)
mcimadamore@1296: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: list of type, 1: message segment
mcimadamore@1186: compiler.misc.infer.varargs.argument.mismatch=\
mcimadamore@1296:     cannot infer type-variable(s) {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1296:     (varargs mismatch; {1})
mcimadamore@1186: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@1251: compiler.misc.inferred.do.not.conform.to.upper.bounds=\
mcimadamore@1251:     inferred type does not conform to upper bound(s)\n\
mcimadamore@299:     inferred: {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1251:     upper bound(s): {1}
mcimadamore@1251: 
mcimadamore@1251: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@1251: compiler.misc.inferred.do.not.conform.to.lower.bounds=\
mcimadamore@1251:     inferred type does not conform to lower bound(s)\n\
mcimadamore@1251:     inferred: {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1251:     lower bound(s): {1}
mcimadamore@1251: 
mcimadamore@1251: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@1251: compiler.misc.inferred.do.not.conform.to.eq.bounds=\
mcimadamore@1251:     inferred type does not conform to equality constraint(s)\n\
mcimadamore@1251:     inferred: {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1251:     equality constraints(s): {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol
mcimadamore@537: compiler.misc.diamond=\
mcimadamore@537:     {0}<>
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@881: # 0: type
mcimadamore@881: compiler.misc.diamond.non.generic=\
mcimadamore@881:     cannot use ''<>'' with non-generic class {0}
mcimadamore@881: 
jjg@1136: # 0: unused
mcimadamore@993: compiler.misc.diamond.and.explicit.params=\
mcimadamore@993:     cannot use ''<>'' with explicit type parameters for constructor
mcimadamore@993: 
vromero@2004: # 0: unused
vromero@2004: compiler.misc.mref.infer.and.explicit.params=\
vromero@2004:     cannot use raw constructor reference with explicit type parameters for constructor
vromero@2004: 
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.explicit.param.do.not.conform.to.bounds=\
mcimadamore@689:     explicit type argument {0} does not conform to declared bound(s) {1}
mcimadamore@689: 
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.arg.length.mismatch=\
mcimadamore@689:     actual and formal argument lists differ in length
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: message segment
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.no.conforming.assignment.exists=\
mcimadamore@1296:     argument mismatch; {0}
mcimadamore@1296: 
mcimadamore@1296: # 0: message segment
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.varargs.argument.mismatch=\
mcimadamore@1296:     varargs mismatch; {0}
jjg@842: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
jjg@1755: # 0: symbol or type, 1: file name
ohrstrom@1384: compiler.warn.auxiliary.class.accessed.from.outside.of.its.source.file=\
ohrstrom@1384:     auxiliary class {0} in {1} should not be accessed from outside its own source file
ohrstrom@1384: 
duke@1: ## The first argument ({0}) is a "kindname".
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol, 2: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.abstract.cant.be.accessed.directly=\
duke@1:     abstract {0} {1} in {2} cannot be accessed directly
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The first argument ({0}) is a "kindname".
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
duke@1: compiler.err.non-static.cant.be.ref=\
duke@1:     non-static {0} {1} cannot be referenced from a static context
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.non-static.cant.be.ref=\
mcimadamore@1352:     non-static {0} {1} cannot be referenced from a static context
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1610: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol
mcimadamore@1610: compiler.misc.static.method.in.unbound.lookup=\
mcimadamore@1610:     static {0} {1} found in unbound lookup
mcimadamore@1610: 
duke@1: ## Both arguments ({0}, {1}) are "kindname"s.  {0} is a comma-separated list
duke@1: ## of kindnames (the list should be identical to that provided in source.
duke@1: compiler.err.unexpected.type=\
jjg@842:     unexpected type\n\
jjg@842:     required: {0}\n\
jjg@842:     found:    {1}
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1348: compiler.err.unexpected.lambda=\
mcimadamore@1348:    lambda expression not expected here
mcimadamore@1348: 
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.err.unexpected.mref=\
mcimadamore@1352:    method reference not expected here
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@80: ## The first argument {0} is a "kindname" (e.g. 'constructor', 'field', etc.)
mcimadamore@80: ## The second argument {1} is the non-resolved symbol
mcimadamore@80: ## The third argument {2} is a list of type parameters (non-empty if {1} is a method)
mcimadamore@80: ## The fourth argument {3} is a list of argument types (non-empty if {1} is a method)
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: unused, 3: unused
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.resolve=\
mcimadamore@80:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@80:     symbol: {0} {1}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: unused, 3: list of type
mcimadamore@80: compiler.err.cant.resolve.args=\
mcimadamore@80:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@80:     symbol: {0} {1}({3})
mcimadamore@80: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type, 3: list of type
mcimadamore@80: compiler.err.cant.resolve.args.params=\
mcimadamore@80:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@80:     symbol: {0} <{2}>{1}({3})
mcimadamore@80: 
mcimadamore@80: ## arguments from {0} to {3} have the same meaning as above
mcimadamore@829: ## The fifth argument {4} is a location subdiagnostic (see below)
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: unused, 3: unused, 4: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.cant.resolve.location=\
mcimadamore@80:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@221:     symbol:   {0} {1}\n\
mcimadamore@829:     location: {4}
mcimadamore@80: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: unused, 3: list of type, 4: message segment
mcimadamore@80: compiler.err.cant.resolve.location.args=\
mcimadamore@80:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@221:     symbol:   {0} {1}({3})\n\
mcimadamore@829:     location: {4}
mcimadamore@80: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type, 3: list, 4: message segment
mcimadamore@80: compiler.err.cant.resolve.location.args.params=\
mcimadamore@80:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@221:     symbol:   {0} <{2}>{1}({3})\n\
mcimadamore@829:     location: {4}
mcimadamore@829: 
mcimadamore@1352: ### Following are replicated/used for method reference diagnostics
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: unused, 3: list of type, 4: message segment
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.cant.resolve.location.args=\
mcimadamore@1352:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     symbol:   {0} {1}({3})\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     location: {4}
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@1352: # 0: symbol kind, 1: name, 2: list of type, 3: list, 4: message segment
mcimadamore@1352: compiler.misc.cant.resolve.location.args.params=\
mcimadamore@1352:     cannot find symbol\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     symbol:   {0} <{2}>{1}({3})\n\
mcimadamore@1352:     location: {4}
mcimadamore@1352: 
mcimadamore@829: ##a location subdiagnostic is composed as follows:
mcimadamore@829: ## The first argument {0} is the location "kindname" (e.g. 'constructor', 'field', etc.)
mcimadamore@829: ## The second argument {1} is the location name
mcimadamore@829: ## The third argument {2} is the location type (only when {1} is a variable name)
mcimadamore@829: 
jjg@1136: # 0: symbol kind, 1: type or symbol, 2: unused
mcimadamore@829: compiler.misc.location=\
mcimadamore@829:     {0} {1}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol, 2: type
mcimadamore@829: compiler.misc.location.1=\
mcimadamore@829:     {0} {1} of type {2}
duke@1: 
duke@1: ## The following are all possible string for "kindname".
duke@1: ## They should be called whatever the JLS calls them after it been translated
duke@1: ## to the appropriate language.
duke@1: # compiler.misc.kindname.constructor=\
duke@1: #     static member
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.annotation=\
duke@1:     @interface
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.constructor=\
duke@1:     constructor
jjg@842: 
jjg@597: compiler.misc.kindname.enum=\
jjg@597:     enum
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.interface=\
duke@1:     interface
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.static=\
duke@1:     static
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.type.variable=\
duke@1:     type variable
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.type.variable.bound=\
duke@1:     bound of type variable
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.variable=\
duke@1:     variable
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.value=\
duke@1:     value
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.method=\
duke@1:     method
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.class=\
duke@1:     class
jjg@842: 
duke@1: compiler.misc.kindname.package=\
duke@1:     package
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@1085: compiler.misc.kindname.static.init=\
mcimadamore@1085:     static initializer
mcimadamore@1085: 
mcimadamore@1085: compiler.misc.kindname.instance.init=\
mcimadamore@1085:     instance initializer
mcimadamore@1085: 
duke@1: #####
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@161: compiler.misc.no.args=\
mcimadamore@161:     no arguments
mcimadamore@161: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment
duke@1: compiler.err.override.static=\
mcimadamore@362:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     overriding method is static
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: set of modifier
duke@1: compiler.err.override.meth=\
mcimadamore@362:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     overridden method is {1}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: type
duke@1: compiler.err.override.meth.doesnt.throw=\
mcimadamore@362:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     overridden method does not throw {1}
duke@1: 
duke@1: # In the following string {1} is a space separated list of Java Keywords, as
duke@1: # they would have been declared in the source code
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: set of modifier
duke@1: compiler.err.override.weaker.access=\
mcimadamore@362:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     attempting to assign weaker access privileges; was {1}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: type, 2: type
mcimadamore@362: compiler.err.override.incompatible.ret=\
mcimadamore@362:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     return type {1} is not compatible with {2}
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: type, 2: type
mcimadamore@362: compiler.warn.override.unchecked.ret=\
jjg@612:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     return type requires unchecked conversion from {1} to {2}
mcimadamore@362: 
jjg@842: # 0: message segment, 1: type
mcimadamore@362: compiler.warn.override.unchecked.thrown=\
jjg@612:     {0}\n\
mcimadamore@362:     overridden method does not throw {1}
duke@1: 
vromero@1620: # 0: symbol
vromero@1588: compiler.warn.override.equals.but.not.hashcode=\
vromero@1607:     Class {0} overrides equals, but neither it nor any superclass overrides hashCode method
vromero@1588: 
duke@1: ## The following are all possible strings for the first argument ({0}) of the
duke@1: ## above strings.
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.cant.override=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} cannot override {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.cant.implement=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} cannot implement {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.clashes.with=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} clashes with {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.unchecked.override=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} overrides {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.unchecked.implement=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} implements {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.unchecked.clash.with=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} overrides {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.varargs.override=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} overrides {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.varargs.implement=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} implements {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: symbol
duke@1: compiler.misc.varargs.clash.with=\
duke@1:     {0} in {1} overrides {2} in {3}
jjg@842: 
jjg@1136: # 0: unused
mcimadamore@914: compiler.misc.diamond.and.anon.class=\
mcimadamore@914:     cannot use ''<>'' with anonymous inner classes
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: symbol kind, 1: symbol, 2: symbol, 3: message segment
mcimadamore@689: compiler.misc.inapplicable.method=\
mcimadamore@689:     {0} {1}.{2} is not applicable\n\
mcimadamore@689:     ({3})
mcimadamore@689: 
duke@1: ########################################
duke@1: # Diagnostics for language feature changes
duke@1: ########################################
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.unsupported.fp.lit=\
jjg@409:     hexadecimal floating point literals are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable hexadecimal floating point literals)
jjg@409: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
jjg@409: compiler.err.unsupported.binary.lit=\
jjg@409:     binary literals are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 7 or higher to enable binary literals)
jjg@409: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
jjg@409: compiler.err.unsupported.underscore.lit=\
jjg@409:     underscores in literals are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 7 or higher to enable underscores in literals)
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
mcimadamore@743: compiler.err.try.with.resources.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@743:     try-with-resources is not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 7 or higher to enable try-with-resources)
darcy@609: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.enum.as.identifier=\
duke@1:     as of release 5, ''enum'' is a keyword, and may not be used as an identifier\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to use ''enum'' as a keyword)
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.warn.assert.as.identifier=\
duke@1:     as of release 1.4, ''assert'' is a keyword, and may not be used as an identifier\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 1.4 or higher to use ''assert'' as a keyword)
duke@1: 
mcimadamore@1503: compiler.warn.underscore.as.identifier=\
mcimadamore@1503:     ''_'' used as an identifier\n\
vromero@1818:     (use of ''_'' as an identifier might not be supported in releases after Java SE 8)
mcimadamore@1503: 
vromero@2080: compiler.err.underscore.as.identifier.in.lambda=\
vromero@2080:     ''_'' used as an identifier\n\
vromero@2080:     (use of ''_'' as an identifier is forbidden for lambda parameters)
vromero@2080: 
duke@1: compiler.err.enum.as.identifier=\
duke@1:     as of release 5, ''enum'' is a keyword, and may not be used as an identifier\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 1.4 or lower to use ''enum'' as an identifier)
duke@1: 
duke@1: compiler.err.assert.as.identifier=\
duke@1:     as of release 1.4, ''assert'' is a keyword, and may not be used as an identifier\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 1.3 or lower to use ''assert'' as an identifier)
duke@1: 
jjg@1521: # TODO 308: make a better error message
jjg@1521: compiler.err.this.as.identifier=\
jjg@1521:     as of release 8, ''this'' is allowed as the parameter name for the receiver type only, which has to be the first parameter
jjg@1521: 
jjg@1755: # 0: symbol
jjg@1755: compiler.err.receiver.parameter.not.applicable.constructor.toplevel.class=\
jjg@1755:     receiver parameter not applicable for constructor of top-level class
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1521: # TODO 308: make a better error message
jjg@2134: # 0: symbol
jjg@2134: compiler.err.cant.type.annotate.scoping.1=\
jjg@2134:     scoping construct cannot be annotated with type-use annotation: {0}
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1521: # TODO 308: make a better error message
jjg@2134: # 0: list of symbol
jjg@2134: compiler.err.cant.type.annotate.scoping=\
jjg@2134:     scoping construct cannot be annotated with type-use annotations: {0}
jjg@1521: 
jjg@1755: # 0: type, 1: type
jjg@1755: compiler.err.incorrect.receiver.name=\
jjg@1755:     the receiver name does not match the enclosing class type\n\
jjg@1755:     required: {0}\n\
jjg@1755:     found: {1}
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1755: # 0: type, 1: type
jjg@1521: compiler.err.incorrect.receiver.type=\
jjg@1755:     the receiver type does not match the enclosing class type\n\
jjg@1755:     required: {0}\n\
jjg@1755:     found: {1}
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1755: # 0: type, 1: type
jjg@1755: compiler.err.incorrect.constructor.receiver.type=\
jjg@1755:     the receiver type does not match the enclosing outer class type\n\
jjg@1755:     required: {0}\n\
jjg@1755:     found: {1}
jjg@1755: 
jjg@1755: # 0: type, 1: type
jjg@1755: compiler.err.incorrect.constructor.receiver.name=\
jjg@1755:     the receiver name does not match the enclosing outer class type\n\
jjg@1755:     required: {0}\n\
jjg@1755:     found: {1}
jjg@1521: 
jjg@1521: compiler.err.no.annotations.on.dot.class=\
jjg@1521:     no annotations are allowed in the type of a class literal
jjg@1521: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.generics.not.supported.in.source=\
duke@1:     generics are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable generics)
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.varargs.not.supported.in.source=\
duke@1:     variable-arity methods are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable variable-arity methods)
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.annotations.not.supported.in.source=\
duke@1:     annotations are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable annotations)
duke@1: 
jjg@1521: # 0: string
jjg@1521: compiler.err.type.annotations.not.supported.in.source=\
jjg@1521:     type annotations are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@1521: (use -source 8 or higher to enable type annotations)
jjg@308: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
jlahoda@2355: compiler.err.annotations.after.type.params.not.supported.in.source=\
jlahoda@2355:     annotations after method type parameters are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jlahoda@2355: (use -source 8 or higher to enable annotations after method type parameters)
jlahoda@2355: 
jlahoda@2355: # 0: string
emc@2102: compiler.err.repeatable.annotations.not.supported.in.source=\
emc@2102:     repeated annotations are not supported in -source {0}\n\
emc@2102: (use -source 8 or higher to enable repeated annotations)
emc@2102: 
emc@2102: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.foreach.not.supported.in.source=\
emc@2102:     enhanced for loops are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable for-each loops)
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.static.import.not.supported.in.source=\
duke@1:     static import declarations are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable static import declarations)
duke@1: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
duke@1: compiler.err.enums.not.supported.in.source=\
duke@1:     enums are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 5 or higher to enable enums)
mcimadamore@288: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
jjg@597: compiler.err.diamond.not.supported.in.source=\
jjg@597:     diamond operator is not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 7 or higher to enable diamond operator)
jjg@597: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
mcimadamore@550: compiler.err.multicatch.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@550:     multi-catch statement is not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 7 or higher to enable multi-catch statement)
mcimadamore@550: 
jjg@842: # 0: string
darcy@430: compiler.err.string.switch.not.supported.in.source=\
darcy@430:     strings in switch are not supported in -source {0}\n\
jjg@842:     (use -source 7 or higher to enable strings in switch)
darcy@430: 
mcimadamore@1144: # 0: string
mcimadamore@1144: compiler.err.lambda.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@1144:     lambda expressions are not supported in -source {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1144:     (use -source 8 or higher to enable lambda expressions)
mcimadamore@1144: 
mcimadamore@1145: # 0: string
mcimadamore@1145: compiler.err.method.references.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@1145:     method references are not supported in -source {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1145:     (use -source 8 or higher to enable method references)
mcimadamore@1145: 
mcimadamore@1366: # 0: string
mcimadamore@1366: compiler.err.default.methods.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@1366:     default methods are not supported in -source {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1366:     (use -source 8 or higher to enable default methods)
mcimadamore@1366: 
mcimadamore@1436: # 0: string
mcimadamore@1436: compiler.err.intersection.types.in.cast.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@1436:     intersection types in cast are not supported in -source {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1436:     (use -source 8 or higher to enable default methods)
mcimadamore@1436: 
mcimadamore@1513: # 0: string
mcimadamore@1513: compiler.err.static.intf.methods.not.supported.in.source=\
mcimadamore@1513:     static interface methods are not supported in -source {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1513:     (use -source 8 or higher to enable static interface methods)
mcimadamore@1513: 
dlsmith@2418: # 0: string
dlsmith@2418: compiler.err.static.intf.method.invoke.not.supported.in.source=\
dlsmith@2418:     static interface method invocations are not supported in -source {0}\n\
dlsmith@2418:     (use -source 8 or higher to enable static interface method invocations)
dlsmith@2418: 
mcimadamore@288: ########################################
mcimadamore@1114: # Diagnostics for verbose resolution
mcimadamore@1114: # used by Resolve (debug only)
mcimadamore@1114: ########################################
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: number, 1: symbol, 2: unused
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.misc.applicable.method.found=\
mcimadamore@1114:     #{0} applicable method found: {1}
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: number, 1: symbol, 2: message segment
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.misc.applicable.method.found.1=\
mcimadamore@1114:     #{0} applicable method found: {1}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     ({2})
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: number, 1: symbol, 2: message segment
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.misc.not.applicable.method.found=\
mcimadamore@1114:     #{0} not applicable method found: {1}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     ({2})
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: type
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.misc.partial.inst.sig=\
mcimadamore@1114:     partially instantiated to: {0}
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: name, 1: symbol, 2: number, 3: MethodResolutionPhase, 4: list of type or message segment, 5: list of type or message segment
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.note.verbose.resolve.multi=\
mcimadamore@1114:     resolving method {0} in type {1} to candidate {2}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     phase: {3}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     with actuals: {4}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     with type-args: {5}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     candidates:
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: name, 1: symbol, 2: unused, 3: MethodResolutionPhase, 4: list of type or message segment, 5: list of type or message segment
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.note.verbose.resolve.multi.1=\
mcimadamore@1114:     erroneous resolution for method {0} in type {1}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     phase: {3}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     with actuals: {4}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     with type-args: {5}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     candidates:
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: # 0: symbol, 1: type, 2: type
mcimadamore@1114: compiler.note.deferred.method.inst=\
mcimadamore@1114:     Deferred instantiation of method {0}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     instantiated signature: {1}\n\
mcimadamore@1114:     target-type: {2}
mcimadamore@1114: 
mcimadamore@1114: ########################################
mcimadamore@288: # Diagnostics for where clause implementation
mcimadamore@288: # used by the RichDiagnosticFormatter.
mcimadamore@288: ########################################
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.type.null=\
mcimadamore@288:     <null>
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # X#n (where n is an int id) is disambiguated tvar name
jjg@842: # 0: name, 1: number
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.type.var=\
mcimadamore@288:     {0}#{1}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # CAP#n (where n is an int id) is an abbreviation for 'captured type'
jjg@842: # 0: number
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.captured.type=\
mcimadamore@288:     CAP#{0}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # <INT#n> (where n is an int id) is an abbreviation for 'intersection type'
jjg@842: # 0: number
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.intersection.type=\
mcimadamore@288:     INT#{0}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # where clause for captured type: contains upper ('extends {1}') and lower
mcimadamore@288: # ('super {2}') bound along with the wildcard that generated this captured type ({3})
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type, 2: type, 3: type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.captured=\
mcimadamore@288:     {0} extends {1} super: {2} from capture of {3}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # compact where clause for captured type: contains upper ('extends {1}') along
mcimadamore@288: # with the wildcard that generated this captured type ({3})
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: type, 2: unused, 3: type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.captured.1=\
mcimadamore@288:     {0} extends {1} from capture of {3}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # where clause for type variable: contains upper bound(s) ('extends {1}') along with
mcimadamore@288: # the kindname ({2}) and location ({3}) in which the typevar has been declared
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of type, 2: symbol kind, 3: symbol
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.typevar=\
mcimadamore@288:     {0} extends {1} declared in {2} {3}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: # compact where clause for type variable: contains the kindname ({2}) and location ({3})
mcimadamore@288: # in which the typevar has been declared
mcimadamore@1251: # 0: type, 1: list of type, 2: symbol kind, 3: symbol
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.typevar.1=\
mcimadamore@288:     {0} declared in {2} {3}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@1251: # where clause for fresh type variable: contains upper bound(s) ('extends {1}').
mcimadamore@1251: # Since a fresh type-variable is synthetic - there's no location/kindname here.
mcimadamore@1251: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@1251: compiler.misc.where.fresh.typevar=\
mcimadamore@1251:     {0} extends {1}
mcimadamore@1251: 
mcimadamore@288: # where clause for type variable: contains all the upper bound(s) ('extends {1}')
mcimadamore@288: # of this intersection type
jjg@842: # 0: type, 1: list of type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.intersection=\
mcimadamore@288:     {0} extends {1}
mcimadamore@288: 
mcimadamore@288: ### Where clause headers ###
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.description.captured=\
mcimadamore@288:     where {0} is a fresh type-variable:
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.description.typevar=\
mcimadamore@288:     where {0} is a type-variable:
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.description.intersection=\
mcimadamore@288:     where {0} is an intersection type:
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.description.captured.1=\
mcimadamore@288:     where {0} are fresh type-variables:
jjg@842: 
jjg@842: # 0: set of type
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.description.typevar.1=\
mcimadamore@288:     where {0} are type-variables:
jjg@842: 
mcimadamore@288: compiler.misc.where.description.intersection.1=\
mcimadamore@288:     where {0} are intersection types:
mcimadamore@288: 
jjg@1409: ###
jjg@1409: # errors related to doc comments
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.bad.entity=\
jjg@1409:     bad HTML entity
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.bad.gt=\
jjg@1409:     bad use of ''>''
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.bad.inline.tag=\
jjg@1409:     incorrect use of inline tag
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.identifier.expected=\
jjg@1409:     identifier expected
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.malformed.html=\
jjg@1409:     malformed HTML
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.missing.semicolon=\
jjg@1409:     semicolon missing
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1455: compiler.err.dc.no.content=\
jjg@1455:     no content
jjg@1455: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.no.tag.name=\
jjg@1409:     no tag name after '@'
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.gt.expected=\
jjg@1409:     ''>'' expected
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.ref.bad.parens=\
jjg@1409:     '')'' missing in reference
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.ref.syntax.error=\
jjg@1409:     syntax error in reference
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.ref.unexpected.input=\
jjg@1409:     unexpected text
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.unexpected.content=\
jjg@1409:     unexpected content
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.unterminated.inline.tag=\
jjg@1409:     unterminated inline tag
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.unterminated.signature=\
jjg@1409:     unterminated signature
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: compiler.err.dc.unterminated.string=\
jjg@1409:     unterminated string
jjg@1409: 
jjg@1409: