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- the source code is available for report generation
Note: I have written a This simple Perl script that copies all the source code into one directory
structure instead of being scattered under the java/src directories. This allows report generation for all reports to point to the same source code directory.
$root=When you have your Sakai source code
$target=Where you want your condensed tree
$filter=The directory pattern to search for
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#!/usr/bin/perl use File::Copy; use File::Find; my $root="/home/alan/temp/coverage/src/trunk"; my $target="/home/alan/temp/coverage/src/condensed_trunk"; my $filter="src/java/"; my @parts; print "Copying and condensing source ready for htmlzing\n"; #print "mkdir $target\n"; mkdir("$target", 0755) || die "Cannot mkdir $target: $!"; find (\&wanted, $root); sub wanted{ @parts=split(/$filter/,$File::Find::name); if ((-d $_)&&($parts[1] ne "")){ if (!(-d "$target/$parts[1]" )){ mkdir("$target/$parts[1]", 0755) || die "Cannot mkdir $target/$parts[1]: $!"; } }else{ if ($_=~/.java$/){ copy($File::Find::name,"$target/$parts[1]") or print "Naming error: File cannot be copied.\n$File::Find::name"; } } } |
- Javac compiles the source code with debug option on
Note: Running maven pack-demo compiles with debug on by default
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