Hello!

I've been using juic together with the designer in IntelliJ (we should make
a plugin!). We have made a ant task (see enclosed code)
to run juic on either all files in the project or just one of the
directories through calls like this:

<juic src="${basedir}/src" compiler="${basedir}/../../juic/juic" jui="all"/>

It seems that we use the -p option like you describe it, so if this is not
working in 4.6, then you have spotted a bug. Could you
check for us if this problem vanishes if you use the 4.5 version of the juic
executable?

Regards,
Helge Fredriksen



On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 11:34 PM, Alexandre PAPAYA <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello everybody,
>
> I'm trying to use the designer with the juic tool outside eclipse (4.6),
> but I don't unterstand how the package option (-p) works.
> For now, I'm using juic like this :
> juic -d ~/java/src/my/package/ -cp  ~/java/designer/
> But there is no line "package whatever;" in my java file.
> So I tried the command :
> juic -d ~/java/src/ -p my.package -cp  ~/java/designer/
> This time, my java file is generated in ~/java/src/ and still no package
> line.
> What's wrong ?
> Thanks.
>
> AP
>
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