Yeah, I ended up including a ton of exclude patterns, and it kept
growing... Is there any reason not to just have the includes patter
to be just .java (and maybe .groovy??) out of the box?
Eric
On Jul 27, 2007, at 5:39 PM, mor...@gm... wrote:
> OK, keep this quiet, but I have some non-java files in my source
> directory. JavaNCSS tries to process them and spits out some
> warnings like
>
> [javancss] Encountered "0" at line 1, column 1.
> [javancss] Was expecting one of:
> [javancss] <EOF>
> [javancss] "abstract" ...
> [javancss] "class" ...
> [javancss] "enum" ...
> [javancss] "final" ...
> [javancss] "import" ...
> [javancss] "interface" ...
> [javancss] "native" ...
> [javancss] "package" ...
> [javancss] "private" ...
> [javancss] "protected" ...
> [javancss] "public" ...
> [javancss] "static" ...
> [javancss] "strictfp" ...
> [javancss] "synchronized" ...
> [javancss] "transient" ...
> [javancss] "volatile" ...
> [javancss] ";" ...
> [javancss] "@" ...
>
> If you'd like to have no warnings displayed, you can update the ant
> call in javancss-imports.xml to use includes="**/*.java". Like:
>
> <javancss srcdir="@{srcDir}"
> includes="**/*.java"
> generateReport="true"
> outputfile="@{outputDir}/rawmetrics/xml/
> javancss.xml"
> format="xml" />
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