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> Sent: 24 May 2002 03:22
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> Subject: Re: Checkstyle problem
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> 
> How about we just make the path -> filelist happen in the maven
classes
> that set the properties up, and add this as a new property. This bit
one
> of
> my guys yesterday, so I agree this needs to be done.

Yes, good idea. I'm still not familiar with the way Maven works I guess.
Thanks. I'll try to do this today and send a patch.

Cheers,
-Vincent

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>                     "Vincent
>                     Massol"              To:     <turbine-maven-
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>                     05/23/02 08:58
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> Hi,
> 
> The checkstyle task uses ${maven.src.dir} as its fileset. The problem
> with this are :
> 
> 1/ If you have the following directory structure :
> 
> src
>   |_ java
>   |_ test
> 
> then the checkstyle reports give file name prefixed with java/ or
test/
> 
> but more importantly
> 
> 2/ it breaks the xref link (on the line number) as xref uses the
> maven.src.set sourcepathref (which I imagine come from the POM) to
> generate its html files.
> 
> Solution:
> 
> Use maven.src.set in the checkstyle task. However, we need to
transform
> maven.src.set into a patternset to be able to use it in a fileset ...
> 
> A solution I can see is to write an Ant task that does this. Something
> like :
> 
> <path2filelist patternsetid="new pattern set id">
>   <path ...>
> </path2filelist>
> 
> where <path...> accepts a pathid attribute referring to an already
> defined path set.
> 
> I'm sure there are other ways (especially with Ant 1.5). Do you know
any
> other ?
> 
> Thanks
> -Vincent
> 
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