[Doxygen-users] BUG: Input FILE_PATTERNS fails with "c*.h" and "c*.cpp"

[Roland T. <rt...@wa...>]

         Input FILE_PATTERNS  seems to fail when a c*.h or c*.cpp pattern 
is specified.

         More info:
         Working on a big project, I try to use tags for compilation speed. 
So I made config files for subdirectories (work fine, at least for what 
matters here). But I have many .h and .cpp file in my project directory. I 
try to divide sources like this :

in A_L.cfg:
...
INPUT                  = .
FILE_PATTERNS          = a*.h a*.cpp \
                         c*.h c*.cpp \
                         b*.h b*.cpp \
                         d*.h d*.cpp \
                         e*.h e*.cpp \
                         f*.h f*.cpp \
                         g*.h g*.cpp \
                         h*.h h*.cpp \
                         i*.h i*.cpp \
                         j*.h j*.cpp \
                         k*.h k*.cpp \
                         l*.h l*.cpp
...

in M_Z.cfg

...
INPUT                  = .
FILE_PATTERNS          = m*.h m*.cpp \
                         n*.h n*.cpp \
                         o*.h o*.cpp \
                         p*.h p*.cpp \
                         q*.h q*.cpp \
                         r*.h r*.cpp \
                         s*.h s*.cpp \
                         t*.h t*.cpp \
                         u*.h u*.cpp \
                         v*.h v*.cpp \
                         w*.h w*.cpp \
                         x*.h x*.cpp \
                         y*.h y*.cpp \
                         z*.h z*.cpp
...

         Each config file is intended to produce a tag file from half the 
source files.
         When run, M_Z_cfg works fine, reading M to Z files, but A_L.cfg 
reads all .h and .cpp in the current directory. When I delete the c*.h and 
c*.cpp line, it works fine (except there is no c* file).
         As I use IGNORE_PREFIX = C in these files, same char wich fails in 
pattern, I tried (why not?) with empy IGNORE_PREFIX :same error.

         The only workaround I found is specifying ca*.h ca*.cpp cb*.h 
cb*.cpp ... to cz*.cpp in FILE_PATTERN. Simpler way needed

Thanks


Roland Touchain
rt...@wa...