Currently it does not find all types of syntax errors. There is no built-in syntax validation yet. It is just a parser and tree generator. And even if some parts may not work you might not get errors from the parser yet. If you are interested in this please open a new bug report in our bugzilla. Just to keep track of this.

The cache folder is inside the frontend/framework named ".cache" (starting with a dot)

Sebastian


Am 27.07.2007 um 13:47 schrieb Philip Weaver:

Thanks Sebastian.

I am now seeing "make source" run quickly on subsequent runs. However, I put a syntax error in in Application.js of the skeleton and "make source" does not complain about any syntax error? Should the default MakeFile and "make source" check the syntax and complain if any syntax errors exist? Or do I need to pass any other parameters via the MakeFile or calling generator.py directly? Is there also some way I can customize error output so I can integrate with my IDE Xcode?

Also, where does everything get cached to?

Thanks very much,
Philip


On 7/27/07, Sebastian Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Philip,

welcome to qooxdoo.

"make source" is quite fast when working with the cache. You can use
it also to validate your files - this is correct. Only the first
execution is a bit slower because it needs to parse and cache all
files. After this it is OK to just check the modified files as the
system does. So when "make source" ends really fast because most of
the files are not modified and it runs through smothly this also
means that the syntax of all files is OK. Does this answer your question

Sebastian



Am 27.07.2007 um 11:07 schrieb Philip Weaver:

> I'm new to Qooxdoo. I understand that the make process of Qooxdoo
> can be used to check the syntax of a project. But what is the most
> efficient way to do this? When I run "make source" the script loads
> 415 (qooxdoo) source files and takes forever "resolving
> dependencies". What is the most efficient method to heck the syntax
> of my project? Also, each time I add a new source file or class to
> my project I have to run "make source" again and again? Is this
> correct? I am trying to read the online docs...
>
> I do understand that I have an alternative of using JSEclipse or
> Anatan with the Qooxdoo component but I prefer to use my
> traditional text editor and use the supplied scripts to check
> syntax as needed before each run.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Philip
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