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package org.eigenbase.util;

import org.eigenbase.resource.EigenbaseNewResource;
import org.eigenbase.resource.Resources;

/**
 * Definitions of objects to be statically imported.
 *
 * <p>Developers: Give careful consideration before including an object in this
 * class.
 * Pros: Code that uses these objects will be terser.
 * Cons: Namespace pollution,
 * code that is difficult to understand (a general problem with static imports),
 * potential cyclic initialization.</p>
 */
public abstract class Static {
  private Static() {}

  /** Resources. */
  public static final EigenbaseNewResource RESOURCE =
      Resources.create("org.eigenbase.resource.EigenbaseResource",
          EigenbaseNewResource.class);
}

// End Static.java