Hi Matthew,
I agree: your proposed design sounds right:
the user’s Xlintfile should be able to just partially override the
defaults. And thanks for adding the logic to copy Xlint.properties files. It
seems like it would be useful to have a facility to copy non-compiled files in
general in the harness, rather than adding special cases like aop.xml and
Xlint.properties. Something like <copy file=”..”/> (somewhat
reminiscent of ant).
Do you want to submit an updated patch for
this logic or should I create one?
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Ron,
There
is no mechanism for resource copying and there is no test (that I can find) for
"-Xlintfile" in aop.xml. In fact there are no explicit Xlint LTW
tests. I will add the necessary logic to the harness to copy an
Xlint.properties file because I have already done it for aop.xml. However I
don't think the current implementation is correct nor do I think you patch
completely fixes it. I believe it should work like this:
1.
Load XlintDefault.properties (otherwise all lint messages are WARNING)
2.
Overlay LTW defaults i.e. ignore "adviceDidNotMatch" (see
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=117854)
3.
Overlay user "-Xlintfile" (so they only have to specify the messages
they want to tailor)
4.
Override with user "-Xlint" option
Matthew
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Writing an AspectJ test that copies resources?
I’m
trying to write some regression tests for load-time weaving (for bug #118715)
To
test this, I need to copy a resource file (an Xlint.properties file) over to
the sandbox directory to be accessible from the classloader at runtime. Is
there any means already defined for copying resources over to the sandbox?
Ron Bodkin
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