Justin,
Good job. Are you trying to just create gump-compliant files from
real Maven files before normalization? This way Gump would only deal
with Gump files? That is a pretty cool idea, methiinks.
Keep up the good work, you are well on your way to your first patch.
Testing is pretty important, and you should look into writing unit
tests as you go, to make sure you are doing what you intended to do.
Scott
On Jul 10, 2005, at 6:45 PM, Justin Merz wrote:
Just wanted to give an update. I have Gump3 reading in maven files
(though in the module descriptor, the project tag MUST contain
type="maven"). I then parse info with a new file mavenizer.py,
which reads in the maven file and creates a new "gump ready"
project file. This file is then read into gump instead of the
maven descriptor file. I have a basic skeleton of the new gump
ready file already being created (ie it has file name, dependent
projects, etc) and it seems to be accepted by gump. I am using a
stripped down version of the torque maven file for testing, and
will move onto larger projects when I have integrated and checked
all dependences from this test case.
-Thanks
Justin Merz
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