NAMES

Meaning of Type Names

6.5.4

ORG.rpgpoet

ORG

is initially classified as an

AmbiguousName

. These are then reclassified:

Assuming that there is no class or interface named

ORG

 in any other compila 

tion unit of package

bazola

, then the simple name

ORG

 is reclassified as a

PackageName

.

Next, assuming that there is no class or interface named

rpgpoet

 in any com 

pilation unit of package

ORG

 (and we know that there is no such class or inter 

face because package

ORG

 has a subpackage named

rpgpoet

), the qualified

name

ORG.rpgpoet

 is reclassified as a

PackageName

.

Next, because package

ORG.rpgpoet

 has an interface type named

Music

, the

qualified name

ORG.rpgpoet.Music

 is reclassified as a

TypeName

.

Finally, because the name

ORG.rpgpoet.Music

 is a

TypeName

, the qualified

name

ORG.rpgpoet.Music.wizards

 is reclassified as an

ExpressionName

.

6.5.3   Meaning of Package Names

The meaning of a name classified as a

PackageName

 is determined as follows.

6.5.3.1

Simple Package Names

If a package name consists of a single

Identifier

, then this identifier denotes a top 

level package named by that identifier. If no package of that name is accessible, as

determined by the host system ( 7.4.3), then a compile time error occurs.

6.5.3.2

Qualified Package Names

If a package name is of the form

Q.Id

, then

Q

 must also be a package name. The

package name

Q.Id

 names a package that is the member named

Id

 within the

package named by

Q

. If

Q

 does not name an accessible package or

Id

 does not

name an accessible subpackage of that package, then a compile time error occurs.

6.5.4   Meaning of Type Names

The meaning of a name classified as a

TypeName

 is determined as follows.

6.5.4.1

Simple Type Names

If a type name consists of a single

Identifier

, then the identifier must occur in the

scope of a declaration of a type with this name, or a compile time error occurs. It

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