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package com.envimate.mapmate.reflections;

public final class MultipleFactoryMethodsException extends RuntimeException {

    private MultipleFactoryMethodsException(final String msg) {
        super(msg);
    }

    public static MultipleFactoryMethodsException multipleFactoryMethodsFound(final Class type) {
        final String msg = String.format("multiple factory methods found for type '%s'", type.getName());
        return new MultipleFactoryMethodsException(msg);
    }

    public static MultipleFactoryMethodsException multipleFactoryMethodsFound(final Class type,
                                                                              final String methodName) {
        final String msg = String.format("multiple factory methods found for type '%s' with name '%s'",
                type.getName(), methodName);
        return new MultipleFactoryMethodsException(msg);
    }
}