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package org.apache.royale.compiler.problems;

import org.apache.royale.compiler.css.ICSSSelector;

/**
 * When a type selector doesn't specify namespace prefix, a default namespace
 * must be defined in the CSS.
 */
public final class CSSUnknownDefaultNamespaceProblem extends CSSProblem
{
    public static final String DESCRIPTION =
        "Type selector without namespace prefix requires a default namespace to be defined. ${selectorText}";

    public static final int errorCode = 1327;
    /**
     * Create a problem when a CSS document doesn't have a default namespace and
     * the selector doesn't specify a namespace prefix.
     * 
     * @param selector selector without explicit namespace
     */
    public CSSUnknownDefaultNamespaceProblem(ICSSSelector selector)
    {
        super(selector);
        assert selector.getNamespacePrefix() == null : "Expected null namespace prefix for such problem.";
        selectorText = selector.toString();
    }
    
    public final String selectorText;
}