Ara, > > What is the purpose of the putting the Date/Time after > > @xdoclet-generated ? > > Nothing special. > > > Everytime we touch a file, its generated classes "change", and that > f*** > > up the cvs system. > > But I think that will happen anyway, you changed bean impl > file, all interfaces/etc will be autogenerated again. Maybe > you have a better idea? Probably comparing old/new generated > file content and rewrite only if something changed? Now > that's where the timestamp will break it.
It looks different for the CVS but if I "cvs update" it, I got my local version replaced by the server and the changes disappear. Now with the timestamp it is always different. I already thought about generating in temp files, comparing and overwrite only if changes is found but does it really worth the pain, cvs update and my "false changes" are gone, that's fine for me. > From now! Check out the new xjavadoc module. We'll replace > Sun's Doclet API with ours. It'll have mutators too so we can > write GUI/etc tools to modify the bean impl @tags/etc. Aslak > has done a great job on it so far. Help indeed needed, cause > it's huge. I did not follow the list for a while, I will look at that for sure. Thanks. Vincent. _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-devel
