Library Help Please

There is not enough code there to really even guess. It looks valid syntax as it stands.

Thanks agraham for the reply. This is the entire .java class
The error occurs on the last line. "public String"

package android.net.sip.sipErrorCode;

import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA;
import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.Author;
import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.DependsOn;
import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.ShortName;
import anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.Version;
import android.net.sip.*;

@ShortName("SipErrorCode")
@Author("giga")
@Version(1.0f)
@DependsOn(values = { "android-9" })

public class SipErrorCode {

private BA ba;
private String eventName;
private SipErrorCode siperrorcode;

public void Initialize(final BA ba, String EventName) {
this.ba = ba;
this.eventName = EventName.toLowerCase(BA.cul);
this.siperrorcode = new SipErrorCode();
}

public SipErrorCode getSipErrorCode() {
return this.siperrorcode;
}

public void setSipErrorCode(SipErrorCode siperrorcode) {
this.siperrorcode = siperrorcode;
}

public String toString(int arg0){
return this.siperrorcode.toString(int arg0)
}


}

I don't understand that error you are getting, I get a "syntax error"

public String toString(int arg0){
return this.siperrorcode.toString(int arg0)
}

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agraham said:

I don't understand that error you are getting, I get a "syntax error"

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Yes I know, its strange. I am using eclipse Build: v21.0.1-543035 and i wonder if it is an eclipse bug??

I show int as red underline and the brackett after arg0 ) is also underlined.(int arg0)

Thanks,

You don't need that int and you are missing a semicolon at the end of the line.

agraham said:

You don't need that int and you are missing a semicolon at the end of the line.

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would this be correct??

public String toString(int arg0){
return this.siperrorcode.toString(arg0);

BIG THANKS for the help.

If it compiles it's correct. But it might not be what you intend!

By the way you don't need that @DependsOn annotation. It is only needed for "foreign" jars not known to Basic4android that your library depends on and that are located in your additional libraries folder.

That worked. MUCH RESPECT. . Thank You. By the way I am not a java expert by no means but is this valid }; I always thought the semicolon came after this ); thanks again.

giga said:

but is this valid };

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It's valid but not necessary. The compiler sees the semi-colon as an empty statement.