At 09:47 15/7/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Yea, I thought about that 10 seconds after I hit
>'send', so I changed the source path to "com",
>which was closer, but still not right.
>
>After your message, I changed it to "./" and
>it STILL didn't work, but it found a WHOLE
>lot more files it could not evaluate the
>package for, and then it croaked...again,
>because there were no packagenames passed
>to javadoc. Something tells me I could just
>fork a JVM with the right commands and
>it would work (since it's working in a Makefile...)
>but Ant is doing some pre-processing, and either
>I'm not invoking it right, or it's losing track of what
>it's doing as it pre-processes....
I think the trouble lies at Javadoc.getPackageName() in lines
if (line.trim().startsWith("package ") ||
line.trim().startsWith("package\t")) {
name = line.substring(8, line.indexOf(";")).trim();
break;
}
Could it be that your package lines don't start with either of these
patterns ?
Try changing it to something like
final String cleanLine = line.trim();
if ( cleanLine.startsWith("package") {
int start = 8;
while( Character.isWhitespace( cleanLine.charAt(start) ) ) start++;
final int end = line.indexOf(";");
if( -1 == end ) {
throw new Exception( "Task does not deal with multi-line package
declarations");
}
name = line.substring(start, end).trim();
break;
}
I haven't got a compiler handy but that *should* do the trick. Have a shot
and if it works send patch to list :P
Cheers,
Pete
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