Name Errors/Static/UndeclaredModule

Synopsis Reference to a non-existing module.

Description It is an error to refer to a non-existing module. This can, for example, occur in a qualified name.

Remedies:

• Check that the offending module name is spelled correctly.
• Create a module of that name.

Examples Referring to the non-existing module M gives errors:

rascal>M::x = 3;
|stdin:///|(0,4,<1,0>,<1,4>): Undeclared module: M
rascal>M::f(3);
|stdin:///|(0,4,<1,0>,<1,4>): Undeclared module: M

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