Re: [macker-user] Analysing a project from the command line

[Michael S. <sw....@ve...>]

Martin

I have been using Macker for a while and have always used so far Ant to drive Macker. The Macker Ant plug-in takes over the responsibility of adding all class files in folders and subfolders. 

To my knowledge (also after reviewing the Macker source code) the command line interface requires you to add each individual class explicitly which is what you are observing as well. 

My recommendation is to set up the Ant file since this is the most convenient way of adding all files in folders and subfolders.

Michael


On Mar 26, 2010, at 4:55 PM, Martin McBride wrote:

> I have just started using macker.
> 
> There doesn't seem to be a way to point macker at a folder structure and have it analyse every class file in the hierarchy - have I missed something? I am using the command line interface from Windows. Perhaps the program is mainly intended as an Ant task, but I am not using Ant.
> 
> Classycle supports folder trees with class and jar files - it seems a fairly natural thing to want to do.
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