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11 package org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup;
12
13 import org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler.CharOperation;
14
15 public class ProblemBinding extends Binding {
16     public char[] name;
17     public ReferenceBinding searchType;
18     private int problemId;
19 // NOTE: must only answer the subset of the name related to the problem
20
21 public ProblemBinding(char[][] compoundName, int problemId) {
22     this(CharOperation.concatWith(compoundName, '.'), problemId);
23 }
24 // NOTE: must only answer the subset of the name related to the problem
25
26 public ProblemBinding(char[][] compoundName, ReferenceBinding searchType, int problemId) {
27     this(CharOperation.concatWith(compoundName, '.'), searchType, problemId);
28 }
29 ProblemBinding(char[] name, int problemId) {
30     this.name = name;
31     this.problemId = problemId;
32 }
33 ProblemBinding(char[] name, ReferenceBinding searchType, int problemId) {
34     this(name, problemId);
35     this.searchType = searchType;
36 }
37 /* API
38 * Answer the receiver's binding type from Binding.BindingID.
39 */
40
41 public final int kind() {
42     return VARIABLE | TYPE;
43 }
44 /* API
45 * Answer the problem id associated with the receiver.
46 * NoError if the receiver is a valid binding.
47 */
48
49 public final int problemId() {
50     return problemId;
51 }
52 public char[] readableName() {
53     return name;
54 }
55 }
56
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