MNA.CAPAn MNA error appears if someone gave a method a suspicious name. For example, if you write a method with the signature: public int hashcode() you could mean: public int hashCode() An MNA.CAP warning is reported for methods whose names start with a capital letter (the default convention for method names is not followed). Example 18 public class MNA_CAP_Sample_1 { 9 // method name starts with capital letter 10 public String Foo() { 11 return ""; 12 } 13 } MNA.CAP is reported for method declaration on line 10: Method name should start with non-capital letter 'Foo'. |