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[pdf-devel] Re: srcinfo-extractor.pl
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gerel |
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[pdf-devel] Re: srcinfo-extractor.pl |
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Wed, 26 Nov 2008 15:37:38 -0800 (PST) |
> Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 21:39:04 +0100
> From: address@hidden
>
> Hello Gerel.
>
> I am writing the MANIFEST.wiki files and I was not able to make
> prmgt/srcinfo-extractor.pl to work properly.
>
> I manually added several new directories where to scan for
> MANIFEST.wiki files:
>
> # push these by hand
> push (@dirs, ""); # for TOPDIR
> push (@dirs, "prmgt");
> push (@dirs, "lib");
> push (@dirs, "m4");
> push (@dirs, "src");
> push (@dirs, "src/base");
> push (@dirs, "src/object");
> push (@dirs, "src/document");
> push (@dirs, "src/page");
> push (@dirs, "utils");
> push (@dirs, "torture");
>
> but in the output I am only getting the contents of the MANIFEST.wiki
> file in the TOPDIR.
>
Yes, that's right, it's because you are running it from the TOPDIR when the
intended idea is to run it from the "prmgt/" dir.
If you think that it should be run from the top dir just remove a dot from
the TOPDIR variable, i.e:
##
my $TOPDIR=".";
###
> It is possible to rewrite the script to automatically scan for any
> MANIFEST.wiki file without having to manually push them into @dirs?
> Can you provide a patch?
Yes, I thought about that before. The problem I got stuck with was how deep to
traverse in the file hierarchy, that's why I prefered to leave the issue opened.
We could use a MAX_DEPTH value like 3 that would search for
"src/base/somedir/MANIFEST.wiki" at most.
What you think ?
If you agree, I'll send you a patch On-The-Fly. :-)
un abrazo Jose.
-gerel