| Message ID |
Category |
Message String |
| incrTcl::badMemberName |
Error |
missing class specifier for body declaration |
|
An [incr Tcl] member name was not correctly qualified. When defining the body for a class procedure, class method, or class variable,
it is necessary to reference the procedure or variable with the
fully qualified name.
|
| incrTcl::classNumArgs |
Error |
wrong # args for class constructor: "%1$s" |
|
The wrong number of arguments are being used to instantiate the [incr Tcl] class className . Compare the number of arguments
used to instantiate the class to the number of arguments in the
constructor defined by className.
|
| incrTcl::classOnly |
Error |
command "%1$s" only defined in class body |
|
The specified command is only valid in the context of an [incr Tcl] class body.
|
| incrTcl::nsOnly |
Error |
command "%1$s" only defined in namespace body |
|
The specified command is only valid in the context of an [incr Tcl] namespace body.
|
| incrTcl::nsOrClassOnly |
Error |
command "%1$s" only defined in class or namespace body |
|
The specified command is only valid in the context of an [incr Tcl] class or namespace body.
|
| incrTcl::procOutScope |
Error |
proc only defined in class "%1$s" |
|
An [incr Tcl] class procedure is being called from the wrong scope, or is improperly qualified. This commonly occurs when calling
inherited procedures.
|
| incrTcl::procProtected |
Error |
calling %1$s proc: "%2$s" |
|
You are calling an inaccessible procedure with a protection level of protectionLevel. This error is flagged when the procedure
being called does not have permission to call this procedure.
|
| incrTcl::warnUnsupported |
Error |
command deprecated and is no longer valid |
|
The incrTcl command is not supported in the current version of Tcl.
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