I will give it a short :-)
--jason
On Sep 30, 2008, at 2:27 AM, Benjamin Bentmann wrote:
Jason Dillon wrote:
Okay, so I looked into this a little bit more, and the main reason
why I implemented my own version of the javacc-maven-plugin, was
that the plugin at the time (and still) does not know to omit
classes which already exist in the src/main/java tree for
overridden nodes.
I finally took some time to get this thing done, so if you like you
could take the latest snapshot for a test drive.
My solution was to render the .jj[t] files via javacc into a
temporary directory, then inspect each one using qdox to discover
the package and classname, and if the class was not overridden,
then copy the generated file to the target/generate-*/javacc
directories for compilation.
Yeah, I basically followed your suggestion. I merely opted to leave
QDox out of the game. Unless I missed something, the sources spit
out by the plugin should already end up in their proper package
directories so a simply path-by-path comparison should allow us to
avoid (buggy) parsing.
Benjamin
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