#292 Full path no longer printed using -P

[Mark Jacquet]

When upgrading from version 13.8.9 to version 15.8b we found that cscope no longer output full path names when using the -P argument. Only relative paths were being printed.

The following src file change to find.c fixed the issue, though it has not been tested extensively so we dont know if this regressed other finctionality

% dpred find.c
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<                          srcfiles[i]);
---
>                          filepath(srcfiles[i]));
851c851
<       (void) fprintf(output, "%s %s ", file, func);
---
>       (void) fprintf(output, "%s %s ", filepath(file), func);
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<                       (void) fprintf(refsfound, "%s ", file);
---
>                       (void) fprintf(refsfound, "%s ", filepath(file));

This was done on Red Hat 2.6.32-642.11.1.el6.x86_64

[Hans-Bernhard Broeker]

There never was a version 13.8.9 in this incarnation of cscope, so this was not actually an upgrade, it was a tool switch. Nor did -P ever promise to print absolute paths --- it prints the relative paths with the prefix you gave as argument to the -P option.

[Mark Jacquet]

Ok, your loss!