1 Jul
2009
1 Jul
'09
4:01 p.m.
In addition, I saw that in the not-correctly-imported file, there are
annotations like this:
(FAMIX.AnnotationInstance
(id: 136544)
(name 'JRubyClass')
(belongsTo (idref: 794))
(name 'Module')
)
or:
(FAMIX.AnnotationInstance
(id: 121052)
(name 'JRubyMethod')
(belongsTo (idref: 121050))
(name '[]')
)
isn't it strange that those AnnotationIntances have more than one name?
If you want to have a look at the source code that was used by iPlasma to
generate the not-correctly-imported MSE file, you can find it here:
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/phd/bacchelli/research/20080720_jruby-src-1.1.3.tar…
Thank you again,
Alberto
2009/7/1 Alberto Bacchelli <alberto.bacchelli(a)usi.ch>
2009/7/1 Simon Denier <Simon.Denier(a)inria.fr>
On 1 juil. 09, at 15:08, Alberto Bacchelli wrote:
Hi everybody,
[...]
"Unhandled exception: Unknown character".
I'm not a fine connoisseur of iPlasma so here is some general tips:
Did you try to debug the exception, see what is the character in question?
Yes, I tried. The problematic character seems to be " [ ".
I searched for it both in the correctly-imported MSE files and in the
not-correctly-imported ones.
In the latter case, I see that there are many fields like this:
(name '[]')
which are not present in the correctly-imported MSE files.
You can also check file format, see what kind of return line characters it
uses...
Carriage return shouldn't be a problem since some MSE files are correctly
imported.
Finally, you can try to generate two mse of the same version of JRuby with
the two iPlasma and compare them with a file merge (might not work at all
because the content and the order will be different, but maybe you can catch
something)
I have only one iPlasma version (the one that is available here:
http://loose.upt.ro/iplasma/download.html) are there more? Where can I
find them?
The first releases are correctly imported in Moose.
If you want to help me with this problem,
you find an example of a problematic MSE here :
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/phd/bacchelli/research/20080720_jruby-1.1.3.mse
and an example of a not-problematic MSE here :
http://www.inf.unisi.ch/phd/bacchelli/research/20060802_jruby-0.9.0.mse
--
Simon
Alberto