| Re: [jdt-core-dev] Non-externalized string literal |
Have a look at the scanner class:
org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.parser.Scanner.parseTags
Olivier
"Ed Burnette"
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05/14/03 09:18 PM
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Could someone point me at the compiler source that detects and handles the
'non-externalized string literal' warning? I'm trying to see how hard it
would be to add additional internationalization warnings for things like:
- Detection of character literals(EMC)
- Detection of concatenated strings(COS)
- Detection of nls-unsafe function usage(UFU)
- Detection of locale-sensitive methods(LSM)
- etc..
I searched around for a while but couldn't find it.
Also, is the chkpii program available for use outside of IBM? We'd like to
use it to check internationalization on our plug-ins.
Thanks.
--Ed
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