Thanks a lot Matthias for looking into this
Apparently, The JDT parser is not dealing correctly with path separator, because on unix,
the separator between various paths is ":" (colon).
I assume you are running on Windows since you use ";" (semicolon) ?
Your solution is a good way to bypass this bug, but I will have to add a bit to it since I
believe one must also be able to specify various -cp
Anyway, thank again for your contribution
nicolas
----- Mail original -----
De: "Junker Matthias" <matthias.junker(a)dvbern.ch>
À: moose-dev(a)iam.unibe.ch
Envoyé: Mardi 31 Mai 2011 14:50:03
Objet: [Moose-dev] Classpath in VerveineJ
Hey,
I finally found out why parsing my project with VerveineJ suddenly stopped. The classpath
command line argument parsing in VerveineJ seems to be broken. Instead of splitting the
classpath arguments and passing them in an array as environment to the parser, it passed
the entire classpath string to it. Attached to this email you can find a patch that fixes
this. I assumed the classpath arguments after -cp are separated by semicolons. After
fixing this I was finally able to parse the entire project with VerveineJ. Thanks a lot
for your help.
Cheers
Matt
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