TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType()){ exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor exceptions
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType()){ exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor exceptions
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType()){ exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor exceptions
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType()){ exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor exceptions
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType()){ exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor exceptions
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
TypeBinding raisedException; if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) { exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType()){ exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException); return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor exceptions