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benelek
 
 
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JLS and Array accessor prefixes
« on: Feb 25th, 2003, 8:18am » |
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ive got 2 questions:
1. what does the "JLS" stand for, that is referenced to whenever an error is found in some code?
2. what does "Array accessor prefix must be an array type but was "{0}" [JLS 10.1]" mean? it's related to a rather lengthy piece of code, so unless someone asks for it i won't post it. the line the error ocurred on is the following short snippet. Code:
thanks,
-jacob
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benelek
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Re: JLS and Array accessor prefixes
« Reply #1 on: Feb 25th, 2003, 9:31am » |
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don't worry about question 2. thanks to Martin for finding a solution for that one 
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Martin
   
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Re: JLS and Array accessor prefixes
« Reply #2 on: Feb 25th, 2003, 5:51pm » |
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JLS = Java Language Specification
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fry
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Re: JLS and Array accessor prefixes
« Reply #3 on: Feb 25th, 2003, 9:12pm » |
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yeah, that's a compiler error bubbling up from kjc. it speaks in terms of java language spec, since presumably that's how they implemented the compiler.
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benelek
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Re: JLS and Array accessor prefixes
« Reply #4 on: Feb 26th, 2003, 9:22am » |
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does the number correspond to a reference to some specific part of the java spec? if so, how/where can i check out that part of the spec?
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benelek
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Re: JLS and Array accessor prefixes
« Reply #6 on: Feb 26th, 2003, 2:10pm » |
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thanx
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