#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 <path> argument. Only relative paths were being printed.</path>

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!