Am Samstag, 28. November 2009 12:49:10 schrieb Jean-Michel Personne:
> Hello,
>
> I kown your -b option of eccpc compiler. TinyMCE has many files and these
> are in many subdir. If I compile each file, I must add a MapURL entry for
> each in tntnet.conf ?
>
MapUrl uses regular expressions, so it should be easy to add only a few.
A problem may be if you have subdirs. The component identifiers (myc...@mylib)
do not have any hierarchy. You may use some convetion.
For example, you may use:
MapUrl ^/mysubdir/(.*)/(.*).js $1__$2...@mylib
If you have a file e.g. somedir/somefile.js, you compile it with:
ecppc -n somedir__somefile_js somedir/somefile.js
it is found with the url
/mysubdir/somedir/somefile.js
I have not tested that yet. The explanation may contain bugs. Please tell me,
if it does not work.
The name of the component, passed with -n to ecppc must be a valid C++-class
name (except that it may start with a digit). At least currently. There is
actually no technical reason any more, why ecppc uses the name as a class
name. I may change it in a future release.
Tommi
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