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#56 Use of GLOBAL keyword in a package name

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2006-04-28
2006-04-05
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I am using PLDoc to document a set of PL/SQL packages
I have developed and so far I am pleased with it save
for one issue.

I have created a package named GLOBAL but attempting
to process the package spec with PLDoc causes PLDoc to
fail with a ParseException caused by the text "package
global".

After examining the source code I believe this is
caused by the fact that the word GLOBAL is included in
the tokenImage array declared in the file
PLSQLParserConstants.java.

Although GLOBAL isn't a PL/SQL reserved word, you make
the valid point that it is is a reserved word in
Oracle but this can be worked around.

Please supply details of a solution or, even better, a
new version of PLDoc which avoids this issue.

Thanks,

Charles.

Discussion

  • Albert Tumanov

    Albert Tumanov - 2006-04-05

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    Try to replace the pldoc.jar with the attached new version.

     
  • Albert Tumanov

    Albert Tumanov - 2006-04-05

    new version

     
  • Charles Berger

    Charles Berger - 2006-04-23

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    Fix works fine. Thanks for posting a resolution so quickly
    and sorry for taking so long to post a response.

    Charles.

     
  • Albert Tumanov

    Albert Tumanov - 2006-04-28
    • status: open --> closed-fixed
     
  • Albert Tumanov

    Albert Tumanov - 2006-04-28

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    Fixed in CVS

     

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