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-###############################################################################
-# Copyright (c) 2000, 2004 IBM Corporation and others.
-# All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials 
-# are made available under the terms of the Common Public License v1.0
-# which accompanies this distribution, and is available at
-# http://www.eclipse.org/legal/cpl-v10.html
-# 
-# Contributors:
-#     IBM Corporation - initial API and implementation
-###############################################################################
-0 = {0}
-1 = super cannot be used in java.lang.Object
-2 = {0} cannot be resolved or is not a type
-3 = The type {0} is not visible
-4 = The type {0} is ambiguous
-5 = The type {0} is deprecated
-6 = The nested type {0} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-7 = The private type {0} is never used locally
-
-15 = Incompatible operand types {0} and {1}
-16 = Incompatible conditional operand types {0} and {1}
-17 = Type mismatch: cannot convert from {0} to {1}
-18 = The static member type {0}.{1} should be accessed directly
-
-20 = No enclosing instance of type {0} is accessible to invoke the super constructor. Must define a constructor and explicitly qualify its super constructor invocation with an instance of {0} (e.g. x.super() where x is an instance of {0}).
-21 = No enclosing instance of type {0} is accessible. Must qualify the allocation with an enclosing instance of type {0} (e.g. x.new A() where x is an instance of {0}).
-22 = No enclosing instance of the type {0} is accessible in scope
-23 = Illegal enclosing instance specification for type {0}
-24 = Cannot define static initializer in inner type {0}
-25 = Cannot refer to a non-final variable {0} inside an inner class defined in a different method
-26 = The member interface {0} can only be defined inside a top-level class or interface
-27 = Cannot use an expression of the type {0} as a valid enclosing instance
-28 = No enclosing instance of type {0} is available due to some intermediate constructor invocation
-29 = An anonymous class cannot subclass the final class {0}
-
-50 = {0} cannot be resolved
-51 = The local variable {0} may not have been initialized
-52 = void is an invalid type for the variable {0}
-53 = An array of void is an invalid type for the variable {0}
-54 = An array of void is an invalid type
-55 = Duplicate local variable {0}
-56 = Duplicate parameter {0}
-57 = The final local variable {0} may already have been assigned
-58 = The final local variable {0} cannot be assigned. It must be blank and not using a compound assignment
-
-60 = The final local variable {0} cannot be assigned, since it is defined in an enclosing type
-61 = The local variable {0} is never read
-62 = The parameter {0} is never read
-63 = The code of method {0}({1}) is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit
-64 = The code for the static initializer is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit
-65 = Too many parameters, parameter {0} is exceeding the limit of 255 words eligible for method parameters
-66 = Too many local variables, local variable {0} is exceeding the limit of 65535 words eligible for method local variables
-67 = Too many synthetic parameters, emulated parameter {0} is exceeding the limit of 255 words eligible for method parameters
-68 = Too many array dimensions. Maximum is 255
-69 = The code of constructor {0}({1}) is exceeding the 65535 bytes limit
-70 = {0} cannot be resolved or is not a field
-71 = The field {0} is not visible
-72 = The field {0} is ambiguous
-73 = The field {0}.{1} is deprecated
-74 = Cannot make a static reference to the non-static field {0}
-75 = Cannot reference a field before it is defined
-76 = The static field {0}.{1} should be accessed in a static way
-77 = The private field {0}.{1} is never read locally
-78 = The static field {0}.{1} should be accessed directly
-79 = Unqualified access to the field {0}.{1} 
-80 = The final field {0}.{1} cannot be assigned. It must be blank in this context, not qualified and not in compound assignment
-81 = The blank final field {0} may not have been initialized
-82 = The final field {0} may already have been assigned
-
-90 = The local variable {0} is hiding another local variable defined in an enclosing type scope
-91 = The local variable {0} is hiding a field from type {1}
-92 = The field {0}.{1} is hiding another local variable defined in an enclosing type scope
-93 = The field {0}.{1} is hiding a field from type {2}
-94 = The parameter {0} is hiding another local variable defined in an enclosing type scope
-95 = The parameter {0} is hiding a field from type {1}
-
-100 = The method {1}({2}) is undefined for the type {0}
-101 = The method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is not visible
-102 = The method {1}({2}) is ambiguous for the type {0}
-103 = The method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is deprecated
-104 = Cannot directly invoke the abstract method {1}({2}) for the type {0}
-105 = Void methods cannot return a value
-106 = Cannot return a void result
-107 = This method requires a body instead of a semicolon
-108 = This method must return a result of type {0}
-
-110 = This method has a constructor name
-111 = Return type for the method is missing
-112 = Native methods do not specify a body
-113 = Abstract methods do not specify a body
-114 = Cannot invoke {1}({2}) on the primitive type {0}
-115 = The method {1}({2}) in the type {0} is not applicable for the arguments ({3})
-116 = Cannot invoke {1}({2}) on the array type {0}
-117 = The static method {1}({2}) from the type {0} should be accessed in a static way
-118 = The private method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is never used locally
-119 = The static method {1}({2}) from the type {0} should be accessed directly 
-
-130 = The constructor {0}({1}) is undefined
-131 = The constructor {0}({1}) is not visible
-132 = The constructor {0}({1}) is ambiguous
-133 = The constructor {0}({1}) is deprecated
-134 = The private constructor {0}({1}) is never used locally
-135 = Cannot refer to an instance field {0} while explicitly invoking a constructor
-136 = Cannot refer to an instance method while explicitly invoking a constructor
-137 = Recursive constructor invocation {0}({1})
-138 = Cannot refer to ''this'' nor ''super'' while explicitly invoking a constructor
-139 = Constructor call must be the first statement in a constructor
-140 = Implicit super constructor {0}({1}) is undefined for default constructor. Must define an explicit constructor
-141 = Implicit super constructor {0}({1}) is not visible for default constructor. Must define an explicit constructor
-142 = Implicit super constructor {0}({1}) is ambiguous for default constructor. Must define an explicit constructor
-143 = Implicit super constructor {0}({1}) is undefined. Must explicitly invoke another constructor
-144 = Implicit super constructor {0}({1}) is not visible. Must explicitly invoke another constructor
-145 = Implicit super constructor {0}({1}) is ambiguous. Must explicitly invoke another constructor
-146 = Default constructor cannot handle exception type {0} thrown by implicit super constructor. Must define an explicit constructor
-147 = Unhandled exception type {0} thrown by implicit super constructor
-
-150 = The type of the expression must be an array type but it resolved to {0}
-151 = Must explicitly convert the char[] to a String
-152 = String constant is exceeding the limit of 65535 bytes of UTF8 encoding
-153 = case expressions must be constant expressions
-154 = The literal {1} of type {0} is out of range 
-156 = Cannot cast from {0} to {1}
-157 = Cannot instantiate the type {0}, since it is not a concrete class
-158 = Cannot define dimension expressions when an array initializer is provided
-159 = Variable must provide either dimension expressions or an array initializer
-160 = The operator {0} is undefined for the argument type(s) {1}
-161 = Unreachable code
-162 = Cannot return from within an initializer
-163 = Initializer does not complete normally
-164 = Expression must return a value
-165 = Unreachable catch block for {0}. Only more specific exceptions are thrown and handled by previous catch block(s).
-166 = The default case is already defined
-167 = Unreachable catch block for {0}. This exception is never thrown from the try statement body
-168 = Unhandled exception type {0}
-169 = case constant must be a char, byte, short, or int instead of {0}
-170 = Duplicate case
-171 = Duplicate label {0}
-172 = break cannot be used outside of a loop or a switch
-173 = continue cannot be used outside of a loop
-174 = The label {0} is missing
-175 = {0} is not a valid type''s argument for the synchronized statement
-176 = null is not a valid argument for the synchronized statement
-177 = Cannot throw null
-178 = The assignment to variable {0} has no effect
-179 = Possible accidental assignment in place of a comparison. A condition expression should not be reduced to an assignment
-180 = Unnecessary semicolon
-181 = Unnecessary cast to type {1} for expression of type {0}
-182 = Unnecessary cast to type {1} for expression of type {0}. It is already compatible with the argument type {2}
-183 = The expression of type {0} is already an instance of type {1}
-184 = finally block does not complete normally
-185 = The declared exception {3} is not actually thrown by the method {1}({2}) from type {0}
-186 = The declared exception {2} is not actually thrown by the constructor {0}({1})
-187 = Unreachable catch block for {0}. It is already handled by the catch block for {1}
-188 = Empty control-flow statement
-189 = Statement unnecessarily nested within else clause. The corresponding then clause does not complete normally
-190 = Read access to enclosing field {0}.{1} is emulated by a synthetic accessor method. Increasing its visibility will improve your performance
-191 = Write access to enclosing field {0}.{1} is emulated by a synthetic accessor method. Increasing its visibility will improve your performance
-192 = Access to enclosing method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is emulated by a synthetic accessor method. Increasing its visibility will improve your performance
-193 = Access to enclosing constructor {0}({1}) is emulated by a synthetic accessor method. Increasing its visibility will improve your performance
-195 = The method {1} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-196 = The field {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope 
-197 = The type {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-
-200 = Cannot use {0} in a static context 
-201 = The method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is not static
-202 = Cannot specify an array dimension after an empty dimension
-203 = Invalid cast type expression
-204 = Syntax error on token "{0}", {1} expected
-205 = Syntax error on token "{0}", no accurate correction available
-206 = Invalid argument to operation ++/--
-207 = Interfaces cannot have constructors
-208 = Array constants can only be used in initializers
-209 = Syntax error on keyword "{0}"; {1} expected
-210 = Syntax error on keyword "{0}", no accurate correction available
-
-220 = Unmatched bracket
-221 = The primitive type {0} of {1} does not have a field {2}
-222 = Invalid expression as statement
-223 = The left-hand side of an assignment must be a variable
-224 = Missing semicolon
-225 = Invalid parenthesized expression
-
-230 = Syntax error on token "{0}", {1} expected before this token
-231 = Syntax error on token "{0}", {1} expected after this token
-232 = Syntax error on token "{0}", delete this token
-233 = Syntax error on tokens, delete these tokens
-234 = Syntax error on tokens, they can be merge to form {0}
-235 = Syntax error on token "{0}", invalid {1}
-236 = Syntax error on token(s), misplaced construct(s)
-237 = Syntax error on tokens, {0} expected instead
-238 = Syntax error on tokens, no accurate correction available
-239 = Syntax error, unexpected {0}
-240 = Syntax error, insert "{0}" to complete {1}
-241 = Syntax error, insert "{0}" to complete scope
-242 = Syntax error, insert "{0}" to complete phrase
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-250 = Unexpected end of file
-251 = Invalid hex literal number
-252 = Invalid octal literal number
-253 = Invalid character constant
-254 = Invalid escape sequence (valid ones are  \\b  \\t  \\n  \\f  \\r  \\"  \\''  \\\\ )
-255 = Invalid input
-256 = Invalid unicode
-257 = Invalid float literal number
-258 = Null source string
-259 = String literal is not properly closed by a double-quote
-260 = Unexpected end of comment
-261 = Non-externalized string literal; it should be followed by //$NON-NLS-<n>$
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-300 = The interface {0} cannot define an initializer
-301 = Duplicate modifier for the type {0}
-302 = Illegal modifier for the class {0}; only public, abstract & final are permitted
-303 = Illegal modifier for the interface {0}; only public & abstract are permitted
-304 = Illegal modifier for the member class {0}; only public, protected, private, static, abstract & final are permitted
-305 = Illegal modifier for the member interface {0}; only public, protected, private, static & abstract are permitted
-306 = Illegal modifier for the local class {0}; only one of abstract or final is permitted
-308 = The class {0} can be either abstract or final, not both
-309 = The interface member type {0} can only be public
-310 = The member type {0} can only set one of public / protected / private
-311 = The member type {0} cannot be declared static; static types can only be declared in static or top level types
-312 = The interface {0} cannot be the superclass of {1}; a superclass must be a class
-313 = The type {1} cannot subclass the final class {0}
-314 = Duplicate interface {0} for the type {1}
-315 = The class {0} cannot be a superinterface of {1}; a superinterface must be an interface
-316 = {1} causes a cycle - the type {0} cannot extend/implement itself or one of its own member types
-317 = A cycle exists in the type hierarchy between {0} and {1}
-318 = Nested type {0} hides an enclosing type
-319 = Duplicate nested type {0}
-320 = Cannot throw the type {0}
-321 = The package {0} collides with a type
-322 = The type {1} collides with a package
-323 = The type {1} is already defined
-324 = The type {0} cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files
-325 = The public type {1} must be defined in its own file
-326 = A package must be specified in {0} or a default package created
-327 = The hierarchy of the type {0} is inconsistent
-328 = The declared package does not match the expected package {0}
-329 = The type java.lang.Object cannot have a superclass or superinterfaces
-
-330 = {0} cannot be resolved or is not a valid superclass
-331 = Superclass {0} is not visible
-332 = Superclass {0} is ambiguous
-333 = Superclass {0} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-334 = Superclass {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-335 = {0} cannot be resolved or is not a valid superinterface
-336 = Superinterface {0} is not visible
-337 = Superinterface {0} is ambiguous
-338 = Superinterface {0} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-339 = Superinterface {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-340 = Duplicate field {0}.{1}
-341 = Duplicate modifier for the field {0}
-342 = Illegal modifier for the field {0}; only public, protected, private, static, final, transient & volatile are permitted
-343 = Illegal modifier for the interface field {0}; only public, static & final are permitted
-344 = The field {0} can only set one of public / protected / private
-345 = The field {0} can be either final or volatile, not both
-346 = The field {0} cannot be declared static; static fields can only be declared in static or top level types
-
-350 = {2} cannot be resolved (or is not a valid type) for the field {1}.{0}
-351 = The type {2} is not visible for the field {1}.{0}
-352 = The type {2} is ambiguous for the field {1}.{0}
-353 = The field type {2} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-354 = The field type {2} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-355 = Duplicate method {0} in type {1}
-356 = Illegal modifier for parameter {0}; only final is permitted
-357 = Duplicate modifier for the method {1} in type {0}
-358 = Illegal modifier for the method {1} in type {0}
-359 = Illegal modifier for the interface method {1} in type {0}; only public & abstract are permitted
-360 = The method {1} in type {0} can only set one of public / protected / private
-361 = The method {1} cannot be declared static; static methods can only be declared in a static or top level type
-362 = The abstract method {1} in type {0} can only set a visibility modifier, one of public or protected
-363 = The abstract method {1} in type {0} can only be defined by an abstract class
-364 = void is an invalid type for the parameter {1} of the method {0}
-365 = An array of void is an invalid type for the parameter {1} of the method {0}
-366 = An array of void is an invalid return type for the method {0}
-367 = The native method {1} cannot also be declared strictfp
-368 = Duplicate modifier for parameter {0}
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-370 = {2} cannot be resolved (or is not a valid type) for the parameter {1} of the method {0}
-371 = The type {2} is not visible for the parameter {1} of the method {0}
-372 = The type {2} is ambiguous for the parameter {1} of the method {0}
-373 = The parameter type {2} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-374 = The parameter type {2} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-375 = {1} cannot be resolved (or is not an exception type) for the method {0}
-376 = The exception type {1} is not visible for the method {0}
-377 = The exception type {1} is ambiguous for the method {0}
-378 = The exception type {1} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-379 = The exception type {1} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-380 = {1} cannot be resolved (or is not a valid return type) for the method {0}
-381 = The return type {1} is not visible for the method {0}
-382 = The return type {1} is ambiguous for the method {0}
-383 = The return type {1} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-384 = The return type {1} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-385 = The import {0} conflicts with a type defined in the same file
-386 = The import {0} collides with another imported type
-387 = Only a type can be imported. {0} resolves to a package
-388 = The import {0} is never used
-390 = The import {0} cannot be resolved
-391 = The imported type {0} is not visible
-392 = The imported type {0} is ambiguous
-393 = The imported type {0} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-394 = The imported type {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-395 = Duplicate modifier for the variable {0}
-396 = Illegal modifier for the variable {0}; only final is permitted
-
-400 = Class must implement the inherited abstract method {0}
-401 = Cannot override the final method from {0}
-402 = Exception {0} is not compatible with throws clause in {1}
-403 = Exception {0} in throws clause of {1} is not compatible with {2}
-404 = The return type is incompatible with {0}
-405 = The inherited method {0} cannot hide the public abstract method in {1}
-406 = This instance method cannot override the static method from {0}
-407 = This static method cannot hide the instance method from {0}
-408 = The static method {0} conflicts with the abstract method in {1}
-409 = Cannot reduce the visibility of the inherited method from {0}
-410 = The method {0} does not override the inherited method from {1} since it is private to a different package.
-411 = This class must implement the inherited abstract method {1}, but cannot override it since it is not visible from {0}. Either make the type abstract or make the inherited method visible.
-412 = The method {0} overrides a deprecated method from {1}
-413 = The return type is incompatible with {0}, thus this interface cannot be implemented
-414 = Exception {0} is not compatible with throws clause in {1}, thus this interface cannot be implemented
-
-420 = Code snippet support cannot find the class {0}
-421 = Code snippet support cannot find the method {0}.{1}({2}) 
-422 = super cannot be used in the code snippet code
-
-430 = Too many constants, the constant pool for {0} would exceed 65536 entries
-431 = The type generates a string that requires more than 65535 bytes to encode in Utf8 format in the constant pool
-
-432 = Too many fields for type {0}. Maximum is 65535
-433 = Too many methods for type {0}. Maximum is 65535
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-440 = ''assert'' should not be used as an identifier, since it is a reserved keyword from source level 1.4 on
-
-450 = {0} {1}
-
-460 = Empty block should be documented
-
-470 = Unexpected tag
-471 = Missing tag for parameter {0}
-472 = Missing parameter name
-473 = Duplicate tag for parameter
-474 = Parameter {0} is not declared
-475 = Missing tag for return type
-476 = Duplicate tag for return type
-477 = Missing tag for declared exception {0}
-478 = Missing class name
-479 = Invalid class name
-480 = Duplicate tag for thrown exception
-481 = Exception {0} is not declared
-482 = Missing reference
-483 = Invalid reference
-484 = Invalid URL link format
-485 = Invalid parameters declaration
-486 = Missing comment for {0} declaration
-487 = Invalid tag
-488 = {0} cannot be resolved or is not a field
-489 = The field {0} is not visible
-490 = The field {0} is ambiguous
-491 = The field {0}.{1} is deprecated
-492 = The constructor {0}({1}) is undefined
-493 = The constructor {0}({1}) is not visible
-494 = The constructor {0}({1}) is ambiguous
-495 = The constructor {0}({1}) is deprecated
-496 = The method {1}({2}) is undefined for the type {0}
-497 = The method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is not visible
-498 = The method {1}({2}) is ambiguous for the type {0}
-499 = The method {1}({2}) from the type {0} is deprecated
-500 = Cannot invoke {1}({2}) on the primitive type {0}
-501 = The method {1}({2}) in the type {0} is not applicable for the arguments ({3})
-502 = Cannot invoke {1}({2}) on the array type {0}
-503 = {0} cannot be resolved or is not a type
-504 = The type {0} is not visible
-505 = The type {0} is ambiguous
-506 = The type {0} is deprecated
-507 = The nested type {0} cannot be referenced using its binary name
-508 = The method {1} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-509 = The field {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope 
-510 = The type {0} is defined in an inherited type and an enclosing scope
-511 = {0} is an ambiguous method reference or is not a field
-512 = Missing closing brace for inline tag
-513 = Malformed reference (missing end space separator)
-515 = Javadoc: