Too many string concatenations lead to IllegalArgumentException

When a function contains more than 126 string concatenations, the following error will be thrown:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Stack size exceeds maximum 256
    at com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument(Preconditions.java:125)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.v3.MtsFunctionPrototype.&amp;amp;lt;init&amp;amp;gt;(MtsFunctionPrototype.java:62)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.v3.compiler.FunctionState.createPrototype(FunctionState.java:511)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.v3.compiler.MtsCompiler.compile(MtsCompiler.java:717)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.v3.compiler.MtsCompiler.loadChunk(MtsCompiler.java:158)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.v3.compiler.MtsCompiler.loadFile(MtsCompiler.java:115)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.v3.compiler.MtsCompiler.loadFile(MtsCompiler.java:104)
    at net.mobtalker.mobtalkerscript.standalone.MobTalkerScript.main(MobTalkerScript.java:66)

The number after “Stack size exceeds maximum” appears to depend on the actual number of string concatenations (and, likely, other parts of a script). The amount of string concatenations appears to be constant and independent of how nested the chunk is.

Originally reported here.

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