im setting my project up in eclipse. should i add the generated files to
.cvsignore? whats the best way of dealing with changing generates and cvs?
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I found the problem and it made appear that the implementation of this javadoc
improvement is going to be far more difficult than I thought because there are
plenty of tests that are going to fail.
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well, that's the purpose, right ? for every cartridge the tests are go
if you using the andromdapp:generate tool you will see that the generated code
mostly goes into a target subdirectory, so just put a .cvsignore file in the
parent directory and add target to it, you should never check in those files
some files go into the src subdirectory, this means they are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quote:
I found the problem and it made appear that the implementation of this javadoc
improvement is going to be far more difficult than I thought because there are
plenty of tests that are going to fail.
(end of quote)
well, that's the purpose, right ? for every
sebastien wrote:
it can be interesting to generate documentation for other documentation systems
like doxygen for example. So why not define a base interface named
DocumentationGenerator with method like getClassifierDocumentation,
getMethodDocumentation, getParameterDocumentation and so one,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah it's definitely worth the effort, can you write something that will work
(+ junit tests) ? then we'll take a look at applying it to the codebase
together with the other AndroMDA developers that are interested
thanks for all the efforts so far!
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