Umple W103 Enumeration Causes Event Parameter Ambiguity
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W103 Enumeration Causes Event Parameter Ambiguity
Umple semantic warning reported when an enumeration makes an event parameter's type ambiguous. This occurs when there is another class that could also be the parameter's type.
Example
// This example generates the warning
// because "goToS2" has "param" which could be
// either an object of class "Y"
// or the enumeration "Y"
class X {
enum Y { Red, Blue, Green }
sm {
s1 {
goToS2(Y param) /{
System.out.println(param); } -> s2;
}
s2 {}
}
}
class Y { }
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Solution to The Above So the Message No Longer Appears
// This example does not generate the warning
class X {
enum Y { Red, Blue, Green }
sm {
s1 {
goToS2(Y param) /
{ System.out.println(param); } -> s2;
}
s2 {}
}
}
class Z { }
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