## Copyright (c) 1996, 1999, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.# DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER.## This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it# under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 only, as# published by the Free Software Foundation. Oracle designates this# particular file as subject to the "Classpath" exception as provided# by Oracle in the LICENSE file that accompanied this code.## This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT# ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License# version 2 for more details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that# accompanied this code).## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License version# 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,# Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.## Please contact Oracle, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA 94065 USA# or visit www.oracle.com if you need additional information or have any# questions.# javac.err.internal=\ Internal error.javac.err.eof.in.comment=\ Comment not terminated at end of input.javac.err.eof.in.string=\ String not terminated at end of input.javac.err.newline.in.string=\ String not terminated at end of line.javac.err.invalid.char.constant=\ Invalid character constant.javac.err.unbalanced.paren=\ Unbalanced parentheses.javac.err.invalid.escape.char=\ Invalid escape character.javac.err.invalid.hex.number=\ Hexadecimal numbers must contain at least one hexadecimal digit.javac.err.invalid.octal.number=\ Invalid character in octal number.javac.err.invalid.number=\ Invalid character in number.javac.err.funny.char=\ Invalid character in input.javac.err.float.format=\ Invalid floating point format.javac.err.overflow.int.oct=\ Integer literal out of range. Octal int literals must be in \ the range 00 to 037777777777.javac.err.overflow.int.dec=\ Integer literal out of range. Decimal int literals must be in \ the range -2147483648 to 2147483647.javac.err.overflow.int.hex=\ Integer literal out of range. Hexadecimal int literals must be in \ the range 0x0 to 0xffffffff.javac.err.overflow.long.oct=\ Integer literal out of range. Octal long literals must be in \ the range 00L to 01777777777777777777777L.javac.err.overflow.long.dec=\ Integer literal out of range. Decimal long literals must be in \ the range -9223372036854775808L to 9223372036854775807L.javac.err.overflow.long.hex=\ Integer literal out of range. Hexadecimal long literals must be in \ the range 0x0L to 0xffffffffffffffffL.javac.err.overflow.float=\ Numeric overflow: float literal too large.javac.err.overflow.double=\ Numeric overflow: double literal too large.javac.err.underflow.float=\ Numeric underflow: float literal too small.javac.err.underflow.double=\ Numeric underflow: double literal too small.javac.err.token.expected=\ ''{0}'' expected.javac.err.statement.expected=\ Statement expected.javac.err.type.expected=\ Type expected.javac.err.identifier.expected=\ Identifier expected.javac.err.class.expected=\ ''class'' or ''interface'' keyword expected.javac.err.toplevel.expected=\ Class or interface declaration expected.javac.err.missing.term=\ Missing term.javac.err.assign.in.conditionalexpr=\ Assignment expressions are not permitted as the third subexpression \ of a conditional expression (that is, a ? : expression). \ Try parenthesizing this assignment expression.javac.err.else.without.if=\ ''else'' without ''if''.javac.err.catch.without.try=\ ''catch'' without ''try''.javac.err.finally.without.try=\ ''finally'' without ''try''.javac.err.try.without.catch.finally=\ ''try'' without ''catch'' or ''finally''.javac.err.case.without.switch=\ ''case'' outside switch statement.javac.err.default.without.switch=\ ''default'' outside switch statement.javac.err.io.exception=\ I/O error in {0}.javac.err.io.exception.package=\ I/O error while checking for existence of package {0}.javac.err.malformed.attribute=\ The class file containing {0} has a malformed ''{1}'' attribute.javac.err.array.index.required=\ Array index required.javac.err.not.array=\ [] can only be applied to arrays. It can''t be applied to {0}.javac.err.array.dim.in.decl=\ Can''t specify array dimension in a declaration.javac.err.array.dim.in.type=\ Can''t specify array dimension in a type expression.javac.err.invalid.array.expr=\ Array constants can only be used in initializers.javac.err.invalid.array.init=\ Invalid initializer for type {0}.javac.err.invalid.lhs.assignment=\ Invalid left hand side of assignment.javac.err.invalid.args=\ Invalid arguments to {0}.javac.err.invalid.cast=\ Invalid cast from {0} to {1}.javac.err.invalid.instanceof=\ Impossible for {0} to be instance of {1}.javac.err.invalid.type.expr=\ Invalid type expression.javac.err.anonymous.extends=\ Only named classes can have ''extends'' or ''implements'' clauses.javac.err.invalid.field.reference=\ Attempt to reference field {0} in a {1}.javac.err.no.such.field=\ No variable {0} defined in {1}.javac.err.no.field.access=\ Variable {0} in {1} not accessible from {2}.javac.err.no.type.access=\ Inner type {0} in {1} not accessible from {2}.javac.err.cant.access.member.type=\ The type {1} to which the member {0} belongs is not accessible from {2}.javac.err.inner.class.expected=\ No inner class {0} found in {1}.javac.err.no.static.field.access=\ Can''t make a static reference to nonstatic variable {0} in {1}.javac.err.inner.static.ref=\ Can''t make a static reference to inner class {0}.javac.err.ambig.field=\ Reference to {0} is ambiguous. It is defined in {1} and {2}.javac.err.invalid.field=\ Attempt to reference method {0} in {1} as an instance variable.javac.err.assign.to.final=\ Can''t assign a value to a final variable: {0}javac.err.assign.to.blank.final=\ Can''t assign a second value to a blank final variable: {0}javac.err.qualified.static.final.assign=\ The variable in an assignment to a static blank final must be a simple name (it may not follow a dot ''.'').javac.err.bad.qualified.final.assign=\ The variable in an assignment to a blank final must be a simple name or a simple name qualified by ''this'': ''{0}'' or ''this.{0}''.javac.err.assign.to.blank.final.in.loop=\ Attempt to assign a blank final variable {0} in a loop. The initialization must occur exactly once.javac.err.assign.to.uplevel=\ Attempt to assign to a variable {0} in a different method. From enclosing blocks, only final local variables are available.javac.err.invalid.uplevel=\ Attempt to use a non-final variable {0} from a different method. From enclosing blocks, only final local variables are available.javac.err.undef.var=\ Undefined variable: {0}javac.err.undef.var.super=\ Undefined variable: {0}. The "super" keyword may only be used for member access and constructor invocation.javac.err.undef.var.or.package=\ Undefined variable or package name: {0}javac.err.undef.class.or.package=\ Undefined class or package name: {0}javac.err.undef.var.class.or.package=\ Undefined variable, class, or package name: {0}javac.err.undef.class=\ Undefined class name: {0}javac.err.undef.var.or.class=\ Undefined variable or class name: {0}javac.err.var.not.initialized=\ Variable {0} may not have been initialized.javac.err.final.var.not.initialized=\ Blank final variable ''{0}'' may not have been initialized. It must be assigned a value in an initializer, or in every constructor.javac.err.access.inst.before.super=\ Can''t reference {0} before the superclass constructor has been called.javac.err.ambig.class=\ Ambiguous class: {0} and {1}javac.err.invalid.arg=\ Invalid argument to {0}.javac.err.invalid.arg.type=\ Invalid argument type {0} for {1}.javac.err.invalid.length=\ ''length'' applied to {0}, which is not an array.javac.err.invalid.constr.invoke=\ Only constructors can invoke constructors.javac.err.constr.invoke.not.first=\ Constructor invocation must be the first thing in a method.javac.err.invalid.method.invoke=\ Can''t invoke a method on a {0}.javac.err.undef.meth=\ Method {0} not found in {1}.javac.err.no.meth.access=\ Method {0} in {1} is not accessible from {2}.#warning:javac.err.no.override.access=\ Note: Method {0} in {1} does not override the corresponding method in {2}. If you are trying to override this method, you cannot do so because it is private to a different package.javac.err.no.static.meth.access=\ Can''t make static reference to method {0} in {1}.javac.err.invalid.protected.method.use=\ Can''t access protected method {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class.javac.err.invalid.protected.field.use=\ Can''t access protected field {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class.javac.err.invalid.protected.type.use=\ Can''t access protected inner type {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class.javac.err.invalid.protected.constructor.use=\ Can''t access protected constructor of {0}. Instance creation is permitted only within the package in which the constructor is defined.javac.err.invalid.method=\ Reference to variable {0} in {1} as if it were a method.javac.err.invalid.var=\ Reference to method {0} in {1} as if it were a variable.javac.err.synchronized.null=\ The null literal is not a legal argument for the synchronized statement.#all messages related to deprecation are warnings:javac.err.class.is.deprecated=\ Note: {0} has been deprecated.javac.err.meth.is.deprecated=\ Note: The method {0} in {1} has been deprecated.javac.err.constr.is.deprecated=\ Note: The constructor {0} has been deprecated.javac.err.field.is.deprecated=\ Note: The variable {0} in {1} has been deprecated.javac.err.note.deprecations=\ Note: {0} files use or override a deprecated API. Please consult the documentation for a better alternative in each case.javac.err.note.1deprecation=\ Note: {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API. Please consult the documentation for a better alternative.javac.err.note.deprecations.silent=\ Note: {0} files use or override a deprecated API. Recompile with "-deprecation" for details.javac.err.note.1deprecation.silent=\ Note: {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API. Recompile with "-deprecation" for details.javac.err.invalid.array.dim=\ Invalid array dimension.javac.err.ambig.constr=\ Constructor is ambiguous: {0}, {1}javac.err.explicit.cast.needed=\ Incompatible type for {0}. Explicit cast needed to convert {1} to {2}.javac.err.incompatible.type=\ Incompatible type for {0}. Can''t convert {1} to {2}.javac.err.invalid.term=\ Invalid term.javac.err.abstract.class=\ {0} must be declared abstract. It does not define {1} from {2}.javac.err.abstract.class.cannot.override=\ {0} must be declared abstract. The package-private abstract method {1} in superclass {2} is inaccessible and cannot be overridden.javac.err.new.intf=\ {0} is an interface. It can''t be instantiated.javac.err.invoke.abstract=\ Can''t directly invoke abstract method {0} in {1}.javac.err.unmatched.meth=\ No method matching {0} found in {1}.javac.err.unmatched.constr=\ No constructor matching {0} found in {1}.javac.err.wrong.number.args=\ Wrong number of arguments in {0}.javac.err.wrong.number.args=\ Wrong number of arguments in {0}.javac.err.forward.ref=\ Can''t make forward reference to {0} in {1}.javac.err.array.dim.missing=\ Array dimension missing.javac.err.new.abstract=\ {0} is an abstract class. It can''t be instantiated.javac.err.label.not.found=\ No label definition found for {0}.javac.err.invalid.break=\ ''break'' must be in loop or switch.javac.err.invalid.continue=\ ''continue'' must be in loop.javac.err.branch.to.uplevel=\ a ''break'' or ''continue'' must transfer control within the same method.javac.err.invalid.decl=\ Invalid declaration.javac.err.return.with.value=\ ''return'' with value from {0}.javac.err.return.without.value=\ ''return'' without value from {0}.javac.err.return.inside.static.initializer=\ ''return'' inside static initializer.javac.err.invalid.label=\ Invalid label.javac.err.return.required.at.end=\ Return required at end of {0}.javac.err.duplicate.label=\ Duplicate case label: {0}javac.err.switch.overflow=\ Case label {0} too large for ''switch'' on {1}javac.err.nested.duplicate.label=\ A statement cannot be labeled with the same identifier as one of its enclosing statements: {0}javac.err.declaration.with.label=\ A declaration cannot be labeled: {0}javac.err.const.expr.required=\ Constant expression required.javac.err.duplicate.default=\ Duplicate ''default'' label.javac.err.not.supported=\ ''{0}'' not supported.javac.err.return.with.value.constr=\ ''return'' with value from constructor: {0}javac.err.package.repeated=\ Only one package declaration allowed.javac.err.class.multidef=\ Class {0} already defined in {1}.javac.err.class.multidef.import=\ Class name {0} clashes with imported class {1}.javac.err.intf.constructor=\ Interfaces can''t have constructors.javac.err.constr.modifier=\ Constructors can''t be native, abstract, static, synchronized, or final: {0}javac.err.intf.initializer=\ Interfaces can''t have static initializers.javac.err.intf.modifier.method=\ Interface methods can''t be native, static, synchronized, final, private, or protected : {0}javac.err.intf.modifier.field=\ Interface fields can''t be private or protected: {0}javac.err.transient.meth=\ Method {0} can''t be transient. Only variables can be transient.javac.err.volatile.meth=\ Method {0} can''t be volatile. Only variables can be volatile.javac.err.abstract.private.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be private: {0}javac.err.abstract.static.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be static: {0}javac.err.abstract.final.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be final: {0}javac.err.abstract.native.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be native: {0}javac.err.abstract.synchronized.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be synchronized: {0}javac.err.invalid.meth.body=\ Abstract and native methods can''t have a body: {0}javac.err.var.modifier=\ Variables can''t be synchronized, abstract or native: {0}javac.err.var.floatmodifier=\ Variables can''t be declared strict: {0}javac.err.inner.modifier=\ Inner classes can''t be volatile, transient, native, or synchronized: {0}javac.err.transient.modifier=\ Transient variables can''t be members of interfaces: {0}javac.err.volatile.modifier=\ Volatile variables can''t be final or members of interfaces: {0}javac.err.initializer.needed=\ This final variable must be initialized: {0}javac.err.meth.multidef=\ Duplicate method declaration: {0}javac.err.meth.redef.rettype=\ Methods can''t be redefined with a different return type: {0} was {1}javac.err.var.multidef=\ Duplicate variable declaration: {0} was {1}javac.err.inner.class.multidef=\ Duplicate inner class declaration: {0} is already defined in this scope.javac.err.intf.super.class=\ Superclass of {0} can''t be an interface: {1}javac.err.cant.access.class=\ Can''t access {0}. Class or interface must be public, in same package, or an accessible member class.javac.err.unqualified.name.required=\ The type name in a qualified 'new' expression must be an unqualified identifier.javac.err.repeated.modifier=\ Repeated modifier.javac.err.inconsistent.modifier=\ Inconsistent member declaration. At most one of public, private, or protected may be specified.javac.err.super.is.final=\ Can''t subclass final classes: {0}javac.err.super.is.intf=\ Can''t subclass interfaces: {0}javac.err.cyclic.super=\ Cyclic class inheritance.javac.err.super.is.inner=\ Cyclic class inheritance: A subclass cannot enclose a superclass.javac.err.cyclic.intf=\ Cyclic interface inheritance.javac.err.cyclic.scoping=\ Cyclic class inheritance or scoping.javac.err.not.intf=\ {0} must be an interface.javac.err.final.intf=\ Interfaces can''t be final: {0}javac.err.intf.impl.intf=\ An interface can''t implement anything; it can only extend other interfaces.javac.err.multiple.inherit=\ Multiple inheritance is not supported.javac.err.intf.repeated=\ Interface {0} repeated.javac.err.class.format=\ Invalid class file format in {0}. {1}javac.err.truncated.class=\ Unexpected end of file encountered while reading the class file {0}.javac.err.no.meth.body=\ Method {0} requires a method body. Otherwise declare it as abstract.javac.err.no.constructor.body=\ Constructor {0} requires a method body.javac.err.bad.constructor.modifier=\ Constructors may not be modified by strictfp.javac.err.void.inst.var=\ Instance variables can''t be void: {0}javac.err.invalid.method.decl=\ Invalid method declaration; return type required.javac.err.invalid.method.decl.name=\ Invalid method declaration; method name required.javac.err.invalid.method.decl.qual=\ Invalid qualified constructor name.javac.err.super.not.found=\ Superclass {0} of {1} not found.javac.err.intf.not.found=\ Interface {0} of {1} not found.javac.err.final.abstract=\ Class {0} can''t be declared both abstract and final.javac.err.void.array=\ Array of void is not a valid type.javac.err.void.argument=\ Argument can''t have type void: {0}javac.err.invalid.expr=\ Invalid expression statement.javac.err.catch.not.reached=\ catch not reached.javac.err.stat.not.reached=\ Statement not reached.javac.err.init.no.normal.completion=\ Initializer must be able to complete normally.javac.err.arithmetic.exception=\ Arithmetic exception.javac.err.generic=\ {0}javac.err.public.class.file=\ Public {0} must be defined in a file called "{1}".javac.err.package.class.file=\ {0} is defined in {1}. Because it is used outside of its source file, it should be defined in a file called "{2}".javac.err.lose.precision=\ Possible loss of precision. Use an explicit cast to convert {0} to {1}.javac.err.duplicate.argument=\ Variable ''{0}'' is used twice in the argument list of this method.javac.err.local.redefined=\ Variable ''{0}'' is already defined in this method.javac.err.local.class.redefined=\ Local class ''{0}'' is already defined in this method.javac.err.inner.redefined=\ The class name ''{0}'' is already defined in this scope. An inner class may not have the same simple name as any of its enclosing classes.javac.err.inherited.hides.field=\ Variable ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a variable of the same name in {2}. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the desired instance.javac.err.inherited.hides.local=\ Variable ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a local variable of the same name. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the variable, or the local must be renamed.javac.err.inherited.hides.method=\ Method ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a method of the same name in {2}. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the desired instance.javac.err.inherited.hides.type=\ Type ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a type of the same name in an enclosing scope. An explicit qualifier prefix must be used to name this type.javac.err.private.class=\ The type {0} can''t be private. Package members are always accessible within the current package.javac.err.static.class=\ The type {0} can''t be declared static. It is already top-level, since it is a member of a package.javac.err.protected.class=\ The type {0} can''t be made protected. Package members can either be public or local to the current package.javac.err.recursive.constr=\ Recursive constructor invocation: {0}.javac.err.wrong.class=\ File {0} does not contain {1} as expected, but {2}. Please remove the file, or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the class path.javac.err.wrong.source=\ File {0} does not contain {1} as expected. Please adjust the class path so that the file does not appear in the {2}.javac.err.class.not.found=\ Class {0} not found in {1}.javac.err.class.not.found.no.context=\ Class {0} not found.javac.err.package.not.found=\ Package {0} not found in {1}.javac.err.package.not.found.strong=\ Package {0} not found. Please adjust the classpath so that package {0} is accessible.javac.err.class.package.conflict=\ A type and a package cannot have the same name. The name {0} cannot be used to name a class while the package {0} is accessible.javac.err.package.class.conflict=\ A type and a package cannot have the same name. The name {0} cannot be used to name a package while the class {1} is accessible.javac.err.package.class.conflict.strong=\ The name {0} must refer to a package. It is illegal for there to be an accessible class named {1} because types and packages cannot have the same name. The class {1} should be renamed or taken off the classpath.javac.err.illegal.mangled.name=\ Invalid name {0} for {1}.javac.err.class.and.package=\ Ambiguous name: {0} is both a class and a package.javac.err.throws.not.throwable=\ {0} in throws clause must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable.javac.err.throw.not.throwable=\ Can''t throw {0}; it must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable.javac.err.catch.not.throwable=\ Can''t catch {0}; it must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable.javac.err.initializer.exception=\ Exception {0} can''t be thrown in initializer.javac.err.cant.read=\ Can''t read: {0}javac.err.cant.write=\ Can''t write: {0}javac.err.fatal.error=\Lines 1–500 of 637. Load more
# # Copyright (c) 1996, 1999, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. # DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICES OR THIS FILE HEADER. # # This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 only, as # published by the Free Software Foundation. Oracle designates this # particular file as subject to the "Classpath" exception as provided # by Oracle in the LICENSE file that accompanied this code. # # This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT # ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or # FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License # version 2 for more details (a copy is included in the LICENSE file that # accompanied this code). # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License version # 2 along with this work; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, # Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. # # Please contact Oracle, 500 Oracle Parkway, Redwood Shores, CA 94065 USA # or visit www.oracle.com if you need additional information or have any # questions. # javac.err.internal=\ Internal error. javac.err.eof.in.comment=\ Comment not terminated at end of input. javac.err.eof.in.string=\ String not terminated at end of input. javac.err.newline.in.string=\ String not terminated at end of line. javac.err.invalid.char.constant=\ Invalid character constant. javac.err.unbalanced.paren=\ Unbalanced parentheses. javac.err.invalid.escape.char=\ Invalid escape character. javac.err.invalid.hex.number=\ Hexadecimal numbers must contain at least one hexadecimal digit. javac.err.invalid.octal.number=\ Invalid character in octal number. javac.err.invalid.number=\ Invalid character in number. javac.err.funny.char=\ Invalid character in input. javac.err.float.format=\ Invalid floating point format. javac.err.overflow.int.oct=\ Integer literal out of range. Octal int literals must be in \ the range 00 to 037777777777. javac.err.overflow.int.dec=\ Integer literal out of range. Decimal int literals must be in \ the range -2147483648 to 2147483647. javac.err.overflow.int.hex=\ Integer literal out of range. Hexadecimal int literals must be in \ the range 0x0 to 0xffffffff. javac.err.overflow.long.oct=\ Integer literal out of range. Octal long literals must be in \ the range 00L to 01777777777777777777777L. javac.err.overflow.long.dec=\ Integer literal out of range. Decimal long literals must be in \ the range -9223372036854775808L to 9223372036854775807L. javac.err.overflow.long.hex=\ Integer literal out of range. Hexadecimal long literals must be in \ the range 0x0L to 0xffffffffffffffffL. javac.err.overflow.float=\ Numeric overflow: float literal too large. javac.err.overflow.double=\ Numeric overflow: double literal too large. javac.err.underflow.float=\ Numeric underflow: float literal too small. javac.err.underflow.double=\ Numeric underflow: double literal too small. javac.err.token.expected=\ ''{0}'' expected. javac.err.statement.expected=\ Statement expected. javac.err.type.expected=\ Type expected. javac.err.identifier.expected=\ Identifier expected. javac.err.class.expected=\ ''class'' or ''interface'' keyword expected. javac.err.toplevel.expected=\ Class or interface declaration expected. javac.err.missing.term=\ Missing term. javac.err.assign.in.conditionalexpr=\ Assignment expressions are not permitted as the third subexpression \ of a conditional expression (that is, a ? : expression). \ Try parenthesizing this assignment expression. javac.err.else.without.if=\ ''else'' without ''if''. javac.err.catch.without.try=\ ''catch'' without ''try''. javac.err.finally.without.try=\ ''finally'' without ''try''. javac.err.try.without.catch.finally=\ ''try'' without ''catch'' or ''finally''. javac.err.case.without.switch=\ ''case'' outside switch statement. javac.err.default.without.switch=\ ''default'' outside switch statement. javac.err.io.exception=\ I/O error in {0}. javac.err.io.exception.package=\ I/O error while checking for existence of package {0}. javac.err.malformed.attribute=\ The class file containing {0} has a malformed ''{1}'' attribute. javac.err.array.index.required=\ Array index required. javac.err.not.array=\ [] can only be applied to arrays. It can''t be applied to {0}. javac.err.array.dim.in.decl=\ Can''t specify array dimension in a declaration. javac.err.array.dim.in.type=\ Can''t specify array dimension in a type expression. javac.err.invalid.array.expr=\ Array constants can only be used in initializers. javac.err.invalid.array.init=\ Invalid initializer for type {0}. javac.err.invalid.lhs.assignment=\ Invalid left hand side of assignment. javac.err.invalid.args=\ Invalid arguments to {0}. javac.err.invalid.cast=\ Invalid cast from {0} to {1}. javac.err.invalid.instanceof=\ Impossible for {0} to be instance of {1}. javac.err.invalid.type.expr=\ Invalid type expression. javac.err.anonymous.extends=\ Only named classes can have ''extends'' or ''implements'' clauses. javac.err.invalid.field.reference=\ Attempt to reference field {0} in a {1}. javac.err.no.such.field=\ No variable {0} defined in {1}. javac.err.no.field.access=\ Variable {0} in {1} not accessible from {2}. javac.err.no.type.access=\ Inner type {0} in {1} not accessible from {2}. javac.err.cant.access.member.type=\ The type {1} to which the member {0} belongs is not accessible from {2}. javac.err.inner.class.expected=\ No inner class {0} found in {1}. javac.err.no.static.field.access=\ Can''t make a static reference to nonstatic variable {0} in {1}. javac.err.inner.static.ref=\ Can''t make a static reference to inner class {0}. javac.err.ambig.field=\ Reference to {0} is ambiguous. It is defined in {1} and {2}. javac.err.invalid.field=\ Attempt to reference method {0} in {1} as an instance variable. javac.err.assign.to.final=\ Can''t assign a value to a final variable: {0} javac.err.assign.to.blank.final=\ Can''t assign a second value to a blank final variable: {0} javac.err.qualified.static.final.assign=\ The variable in an assignment to a static blank final must be a simple name (it may not follow a dot ''.''). javac.err.bad.qualified.final.assign=\ The variable in an assignment to a blank final must be a simple name or a simple name qualified by ''this'': ''{0}'' or ''this.{0}''. javac.err.assign.to.blank.final.in.loop=\ Attempt to assign a blank final variable {0} in a loop. The initialization must occur exactly once. javac.err.assign.to.uplevel=\ Attempt to assign to a variable {0} in a different method. From enclosing blocks, only final local variables are available. javac.err.invalid.uplevel=\ Attempt to use a non-final variable {0} from a different method. From enclosing blocks, only final local variables are available. javac.err.undef.var=\ Undefined variable: {0} javac.err.undef.var.super=\ Undefined variable: {0}. The "super" keyword may only be used for member access and constructor invocation. javac.err.undef.var.or.package=\ Undefined variable or package name: {0} javac.err.undef.class.or.package=\ Undefined class or package name: {0} javac.err.undef.var.class.or.package=\ Undefined variable, class, or package name: {0} javac.err.undef.class=\ Undefined class name: {0} javac.err.undef.var.or.class=\ Undefined variable or class name: {0} javac.err.var.not.initialized=\ Variable {0} may not have been initialized. javac.err.final.var.not.initialized=\ Blank final variable ''{0}'' may not have been initialized. It must be assigned a value in an initializer, or in every constructor. javac.err.access.inst.before.super=\ Can''t reference {0} before the superclass constructor has been called. javac.err.ambig.class=\ Ambiguous class: {0} and {1} javac.err.invalid.arg=\ Invalid argument to {0}. javac.err.invalid.arg.type=\ Invalid argument type {0} for {1}. javac.err.invalid.length=\ ''length'' applied to {0}, which is not an array. javac.err.invalid.constr.invoke=\ Only constructors can invoke constructors. javac.err.constr.invoke.not.first=\ Constructor invocation must be the first thing in a method. javac.err.invalid.method.invoke=\ Can''t invoke a method on a {0}. javac.err.undef.meth=\ Method {0} not found in {1}. javac.err.no.meth.access=\ Method {0} in {1} is not accessible from {2}. #warning: javac.err.no.override.access=\ Note: Method {0} in {1} does not override the corresponding method in {2}. If you are trying to override this method, you cannot do so because it is private to a different package. javac.err.no.static.meth.access=\ Can''t make static reference to method {0} in {1}. javac.err.invalid.protected.method.use=\ Can''t access protected method {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class. javac.err.invalid.protected.field.use=\ Can''t access protected field {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class. javac.err.invalid.protected.type.use=\ Can''t access protected inner type {0} in {1}. {2} is not a subclass of the current class. javac.err.invalid.protected.constructor.use=\ Can''t access protected constructor of {0}. Instance creation is permitted only within the package in which the constructor is defined. javac.err.invalid.method=\ Reference to variable {0} in {1} as if it were a method. javac.err.invalid.var=\ Reference to method {0} in {1} as if it were a variable. javac.err.synchronized.null=\ The null literal is not a legal argument for the synchronized statement. #all messages related to deprecation are warnings: javac.err.class.is.deprecated=\ Note: {0} has been deprecated. javac.err.meth.is.deprecated=\ Note: The method {0} in {1} has been deprecated. javac.err.constr.is.deprecated=\ Note: The constructor {0} has been deprecated. javac.err.field.is.deprecated=\ Note: The variable {0} in {1} has been deprecated. javac.err.note.deprecations=\ Note: {0} files use or override a deprecated API. Please consult the documentation for a better alternative in each case. javac.err.note.1deprecation=\ Note: {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API. Please consult the documentation for a better alternative. javac.err.note.deprecations.silent=\ Note: {0} files use or override a deprecated API. Recompile with "-deprecation" for details. javac.err.note.1deprecation.silent=\ Note: {0} uses or overrides a deprecated API. Recompile with "-deprecation" for details. javac.err.invalid.array.dim=\ Invalid array dimension. javac.err.ambig.constr=\ Constructor is ambiguous: {0}, {1} javac.err.explicit.cast.needed=\ Incompatible type for {0}. Explicit cast needed to convert {1} to {2}. javac.err.incompatible.type=\ Incompatible type for {0}. Can''t convert {1} to {2}. javac.err.invalid.term=\ Invalid term. javac.err.abstract.class=\ {0} must be declared abstract. It does not define {1} from {2}. javac.err.abstract.class.cannot.override=\ {0} must be declared abstract. The package-private abstract method {1} in superclass {2} is inaccessible and cannot be overridden. javac.err.new.intf=\ {0} is an interface. It can''t be instantiated. javac.err.invoke.abstract=\ Can''t directly invoke abstract method {0} in {1}. javac.err.unmatched.meth=\ No method matching {0} found in {1}. javac.err.unmatched.constr=\ No constructor matching {0} found in {1}. javac.err.wrong.number.args=\ Wrong number of arguments in {0}. javac.err.wrong.number.args=\ Wrong number of arguments in {0}. javac.err.forward.ref=\ Can''t make forward reference to {0} in {1}. javac.err.array.dim.missing=\ Array dimension missing. javac.err.new.abstract=\ {0} is an abstract class. It can''t be instantiated. javac.err.label.not.found=\ No label definition found for {0}. javac.err.invalid.break=\ ''break'' must be in loop or switch. javac.err.invalid.continue=\ ''continue'' must be in loop. javac.err.branch.to.uplevel=\ a ''break'' or ''continue'' must transfer control within the same method. javac.err.invalid.decl=\ Invalid declaration. javac.err.return.with.value=\ ''return'' with value from {0}. javac.err.return.without.value=\ ''return'' without value from {0}. javac.err.return.inside.static.initializer=\ ''return'' inside static initializer. javac.err.invalid.label=\ Invalid label. javac.err.return.required.at.end=\ Return required at end of {0}. javac.err.duplicate.label=\ Duplicate case label: {0} javac.err.switch.overflow=\ Case label {0} too large for ''switch'' on {1} javac.err.nested.duplicate.label=\ A statement cannot be labeled with the same identifier as one of its enclosing statements: {0} javac.err.declaration.with.label=\ A declaration cannot be labeled: {0} javac.err.const.expr.required=\ Constant expression required. javac.err.duplicate.default=\ Duplicate ''default'' label. javac.err.not.supported=\ ''{0}'' not supported. javac.err.return.with.value.constr=\ ''return'' with value from constructor: {0} javac.err.package.repeated=\ Only one package declaration allowed. javac.err.class.multidef=\ Class {0} already defined in {1}. javac.err.class.multidef.import=\ Class name {0} clashes with imported class {1}. javac.err.intf.constructor=\ Interfaces can''t have constructors. javac.err.constr.modifier=\ Constructors can''t be native, abstract, static, synchronized, or final: {0} javac.err.intf.initializer=\ Interfaces can''t have static initializers. javac.err.intf.modifier.method=\ Interface methods can''t be native, static, synchronized, final, private, or protected : {0} javac.err.intf.modifier.field=\ Interface fields can''t be private or protected: {0} javac.err.transient.meth=\ Method {0} can''t be transient. Only variables can be transient. javac.err.volatile.meth=\ Method {0} can''t be volatile. Only variables can be volatile. javac.err.abstract.private.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be private: {0} javac.err.abstract.static.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be static: {0} javac.err.abstract.final.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be final: {0} javac.err.abstract.native.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be native: {0} javac.err.abstract.synchronized.modifier=\ Abstract methods can''t be synchronized: {0} javac.err.invalid.meth.body=\ Abstract and native methods can''t have a body: {0} javac.err.var.modifier=\ Variables can''t be synchronized, abstract or native: {0} javac.err.var.floatmodifier=\ Variables can''t be declared strict: {0} javac.err.inner.modifier=\ Inner classes can''t be volatile, transient, native, or synchronized: {0} javac.err.transient.modifier=\ Transient variables can''t be members of interfaces: {0} javac.err.volatile.modifier=\ Volatile variables can''t be final or members of interfaces: {0} javac.err.initializer.needed=\ This final variable must be initialized: {0} javac.err.meth.multidef=\ Duplicate method declaration: {0} javac.err.meth.redef.rettype=\ Methods can''t be redefined with a different return type: {0} was {1} javac.err.var.multidef=\ Duplicate variable declaration: {0} was {1} javac.err.inner.class.multidef=\ Duplicate inner class declaration: {0} is already defined in this scope. javac.err.intf.super.class=\ Superclass of {0} can''t be an interface: {1} javac.err.cant.access.class=\ Can''t access {0}. Class or interface must be public, in same package, or an accessible member class. javac.err.unqualified.name.required=\ The type name in a qualified 'new' expression must be an unqualified identifier. javac.err.repeated.modifier=\ Repeated modifier. javac.err.inconsistent.modifier=\ Inconsistent member declaration. At most one of public, private, or protected may be specified. javac.err.super.is.final=\ Can''t subclass final classes: {0} javac.err.super.is.intf=\ Can''t subclass interfaces: {0} javac.err.cyclic.super=\ Cyclic class inheritance. javac.err.super.is.inner=\ Cyclic class inheritance: A subclass cannot enclose a superclass. javac.err.cyclic.intf=\ Cyclic interface inheritance. javac.err.cyclic.scoping=\ Cyclic class inheritance or scoping. javac.err.not.intf=\ {0} must be an interface. javac.err.final.intf=\ Interfaces can''t be final: {0} javac.err.intf.impl.intf=\ An interface can''t implement anything; it can only extend other interfaces. javac.err.multiple.inherit=\ Multiple inheritance is not supported. javac.err.intf.repeated=\ Interface {0} repeated. javac.err.class.format=\ Invalid class file format in {0}. {1} javac.err.truncated.class=\ Unexpected end of file encountered while reading the class file {0}. javac.err.no.meth.body=\ Method {0} requires a method body. Otherwise declare it as abstract. javac.err.no.constructor.body=\ Constructor {0} requires a method body. javac.err.bad.constructor.modifier=\ Constructors may not be modified by strictfp. javac.err.void.inst.var=\ Instance variables can''t be void: {0} javac.err.invalid.method.decl=\ Invalid method declaration; return type required. javac.err.invalid.method.decl.name=\ Invalid method declaration; method name required. javac.err.invalid.method.decl.qual=\ Invalid qualified constructor name. javac.err.super.not.found=\ Superclass {0} of {1} not found. javac.err.intf.not.found=\ Interface {0} of {1} not found. javac.err.final.abstract=\ Class {0} can''t be declared both abstract and final. javac.err.void.array=\ Array of void is not a valid type. javac.err.void.argument=\ Argument can''t have type void: {0} javac.err.invalid.expr=\ Invalid expression statement. javac.err.catch.not.reached=\ catch not reached. javac.err.stat.not.reached=\ Statement not reached. javac.err.init.no.normal.completion=\ Initializer must be able to complete normally. javac.err.arithmetic.exception=\ Arithmetic exception. javac.err.generic=\ {0} javac.err.public.class.file=\ Public {0} must be defined in a file called "{1}". javac.err.package.class.file=\ {0} is defined in {1}. Because it is used outside of its source file, it should be defined in a file called "{2}". javac.err.lose.precision=\ Possible loss of precision. Use an explicit cast to convert {0} to {1}. javac.err.duplicate.argument=\ Variable ''{0}'' is used twice in the argument list of this method. javac.err.local.redefined=\ Variable ''{0}'' is already defined in this method. javac.err.local.class.redefined=\ Local class ''{0}'' is already defined in this method. javac.err.inner.redefined=\ The class name ''{0}'' is already defined in this scope. An inner class may not have the same simple name as any of its enclosing classes. javac.err.inherited.hides.field=\ Variable ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a variable of the same name in {2}. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the desired instance. javac.err.inherited.hides.local=\ Variable ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a local variable of the same name. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the variable, or the local must be renamed. javac.err.inherited.hides.method=\ Method ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a method of the same name in {2}. An explicit ''this'' qualifier must be used to select the desired instance. javac.err.inherited.hides.type=\ Type ''{0}'' is inherited in {1}, and hides a type of the same name in an enclosing scope. An explicit qualifier prefix must be used to name this type. javac.err.private.class=\ The type {0} can''t be private. Package members are always accessible within the current package. javac.err.static.class=\ The type {0} can''t be declared static. It is already top-level, since it is a member of a package. javac.err.protected.class=\ The type {0} can''t be made protected. Package members can either be public or local to the current package. javac.err.recursive.constr=\ Recursive constructor invocation: {0}. javac.err.wrong.class=\ File {0} does not contain {1} as expected, but {2}. Please remove the file, or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the class path. javac.err.wrong.source=\ File {0} does not contain {1} as expected. Please adjust the class path so that the file does not appear in the {2}. javac.err.class.not.found=\ Class {0} not found in {1}. javac.err.class.not.found.no.context=\ Class {0} not found. javac.err.package.not.found=\ Package {0} not found in {1}. javac.err.package.not.found.strong=\ Package {0} not found. Please adjust the classpath so that package {0} is accessible. javac.err.class.package.conflict=\ A type and a package cannot have the same name. The name {0} cannot be used to name a class while the package {0} is accessible. javac.err.package.class.conflict=\ A type and a package cannot have the same name. The name {0} cannot be used to name a package while the class {1} is accessible. javac.err.package.class.conflict.strong=\ The name {0} must refer to a package. It is illegal for there to be an accessible class named {1} because types and packages cannot have the same name. The class {1} should be renamed or taken off the classpath. javac.err.illegal.mangled.name=\ Invalid name {0} for {1}. javac.err.class.and.package=\ Ambiguous name: {0} is both a class and a package. javac.err.throws.not.throwable=\ {0} in throws clause must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable. javac.err.throw.not.throwable=\ Can''t throw {0}; it must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable. javac.err.catch.not.throwable=\ Can''t catch {0}; it must be a subclass of class java.lang.Throwable. javac.err.initializer.exception=\ Exception {0} can''t be thrown in initializer. javac.err.cant.read=\ Can''t read: {0} javac.err.cant.write=\ Can''t write: {0} javac.err.fatal.error=\