Name Errors/Static/UndeclaredType

Synopsis Use of a type that has not been declared.

Description A type has to be declared before it can be used. This error is generated when an undeclared type is used.

Remedies:

• Rename the type name.
• Declare the type.
• Import a module that declares the type. (Did you import all library modules?)

Examples Using the undeclared type myint gives an error:

rascal>myint incr(myint n) = n + 1;
|stdin:///|(0,5,<1,0>,<1,5>): Undeclared type: myint

The solkution is to first declares myint (here as an alias for int):

rascal>alias myint = int;
ok
rascal>myint incr(myint n) = n + 1;
myint (myint): myint incr(myint);
rascal>incr(3);
myint: 4

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