Shouldn't we have onc checkstyle report per source directory (i.e. <sourcedirectory>) rather than everything under src/ in one report ?
The rationale for this is that : 1/ there can be classes with same name and same package in different src trees which make them hard to read in the checkstyle report. 2/ if you have different source trees, it means that you're partitioning your code for a good reason and for the same reason you might not want to see chekstyle errors under a single report ? What do you think ? Issue 1/ can be solved by prefixing the name of the directory under src/ but then we also need to make some transformations so that it matches the jxr report. BTW, the issue is the same with the crossref report. There is only one tree. If we don't think point 2/ is valid, we can solve the problems by : * having jxr create the following directory structure under docs/ : xref/<name of source tree>/org/... For example: xref/java/org/... xref/test/org/... Comments ? -Vincent -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
