IG: remove numbered checkbox descriptions for "String concatenation" inspection

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Bas Leijdekkers
2017-03-02 11:36:08 +01:00
parent 7b8d617a11
commit ef1282d2ac
2 changed files with 3 additions and 22 deletions
@@ -323,10 +323,10 @@ string.concatenation.display.name=String concatenation
string.concatenation.problem.descriptor=String concatenation <code>#ref</code> in an internationalized context #loc
inspection.option.ignore.system.out=Ignore for 'System.out.print' arguments
inspection.option.ignore.system.err=Ignore for 'System.err.print' arguments
inspection.option.ignore.assert=Ignore for assert statement arguments
inspection.option.ignore.exceptions=Ignore for throwable arguments
inspection.option.ignore.assert=Ignore for assert statement description arguments
inspection.option.ignore.exceptions=Ignore for constructor arguments of Throwable subclasses
inspection.option.ignore.nonnls=Ignore when annotated via @NonNls
inspection.option.ignore.constant.initializers=Ignore for initializers of constants
inspection.option.ignore.constant.initializers=Ignore for initializers of constant fields
inspection.option.ignore.in.annotations=Ignore in annotations
inspection.option.ignore.in.tostring=Ignore inside toString() methods
inspection.option.ignore.as.initial.capacity=Ignore initial capacity for StringBuilders and Collections
@@ -4,24 +4,5 @@ Reports any String concatenation (<b>+</b>). Concatenation is usually
incorrect in an internationalized environment, and should be replaced by uses of
<b>java.text.MessageFormat</b> or similar classes.
<!-- tooltip end -->
<p>
Use the first checkbox below to have this inspection ignore string concatenations
which are used as a description argument in an <b>assert</b> statement.
<p>
Use the second checkbox to ignore string concatenations used as arguments
for a call to any of the <b>System.out.print()</b> methods.
<p>
Use the third checkbox to ignore string concatenations used as arguments
for a call to any of the <b>System.err.print()</b> methods.
<p>
Use the fourth checkbox to ignore string concatenations used as arguments in
the construction of any subclass of <b>java.lang.Throwable</b>
<p>
Use the fifth checkbox to ignore string concatenations in the initializers
of constant fields.
<p>
Use the sixth checkbox to ignore string concatenations inside <b>toString()</b> methods.
<p>
</body>
</html>