Browsing for input folders

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Original Savannah ticket 10720 reported by gbrocker on Wed Jan 09 22:46:08 2008.

When I open the doxyfile, I would like to change the input directory. I click the add button and then click the button browse directory.

I select the directory in the dialog box and then click OK. When it returns to the add dialog box again the folder entry is blank. The browse for directory or folder doesn't seem to return any answer.

I always need to enter the full folder path manually.

Has this bug been reported before and is it already fixed in your beta version 07.1?

Thanks for a great plugin, Richard

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Comment by gbrocker on Thu Jan 10 14:41:24 2008

Hi!

This is the first time this bug has been reported.

I tried to reproduce the bug on my computer (WinXP, Eclipse 3.3.1, eclox 0.6.5) but all worked fine. Are you under windows vista perhaps ?

Guillaume

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Comment by richag on Thu Jan 10 15:24:04 2008

I am using Windows XP service packet 2 with all of the latest updates and patches. I also have the latest iexplorer version 7 loaded. I also have the latest patches for 3.3.1.

Do you have any idea why this wouldn't work for me?

Thanks, Richard

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Comment by None on Thu Jan 10 17:21:33 2008

I would like to debug this on my system, but I cannot get the CVS repository working throught Eclipse SDK.

I have it set as :pserver:anonymous@cvs.gna.org:/cvs/eclox I keep getting a connection reset.

Is there something I am doing wrong? The CVS Repository works for the eclipse source files.

Richard

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Comment by gbrocker on Fri Jan 11 08:27:58 2008

The location of the repository you are using is the good one. I justed tried to connect the cvs server but it failed. It seems that the error is on the server side. I will contact the administrators.

On my side, I still can access the source code with authentication. May be I could send you the sources so you can debug on your system until the CVS server is fixed.

Guillaume

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Comment by richag on Fri Jan 11 16:21:23 2008

It would be about a month before I could look at this again. Hopefully the CVS server is fixed by then.

Richard

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Comment by gbrocker on Sat Jan 12 08:00:56 2008

Time is not a real problem. eclox is my sparse time project and I cannot spend many time on it, so time is really not a problem.

Concerning the CVS server, may be will it be working again. Meanwhile, I asked gna admins to migrate the CVS repository to SVN. I hope it will be done until then.

Guillaume

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Comment by gbrocker on Fri Jan 25 05:15:23 2008

Hi Richard!

The source code is now located on a Subversion repository. I will now deactivate the CVS repository. You can gather the complete source code using: +verbatim+ svn co http://svn.gna.org/svn/eclox/trunk . -verbatim-

Guillaume

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Comment by richag on Mon Feb 11 17:10:39 2008

Guillaume, The svn repository worked.

I see where the input dialog for input folder fails.

I have my project.doxyfile in the project folder. I select the project folder as my input path. In the file convenience.java line 249 a finalPath is calculated which is null because it is the same folder as the .doxyfile. It should return the path of the project folder. The makePathRelative should return the project folder in this case.

I am not sure where the correction should be made, but it should be possible to have the .doxyfile in the same folder as the input folder. If I manually type the full path of the project folder in place of the "new Value," it will work correctly.

I hope this will help you make a correction.

Thanks, Richard

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Comment by gbrocker on Tue Feb 12 12:25:49 2008

> I have my project.doxyfile in the project folder. > I select the project folder as my input path. > In the file convenience.java line 249 a finalPath > is calculated which is null because it is the same > folder as the .doxyfile. It should return the path > of the project folder. The makePathRelative should > return the project folder in this case. > > I am not sure where the correction should be made, > but it should be possible to have the .doxyfile > in the same folder as the input folder. If I manually > type the full path of the project folder in place of > the "new Value," it will work correctly. > > I hope this will help you make a correction.

I'm sure you found the bug. Thank you very much !

Guillaume

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Comment by gbrocker on Tue Feb 12 15:37:51 2008

The bug is now fixed. Thanks again to your great help Richard.

Guillaume

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Comment by richag on Tue Feb 12 20:47:22 2008

Guillaume,

Thanks for fixing this. Does the "." decode OK in doyx?

I will try the version 0.7.2.

Actually I see that the cvs site worked and not the svn site. My mistake.

Richard

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Comment by gbrocker on Wed Feb 13 09:45:29 2008

> Thanks for fixing this. Does the "." decode OK in doyx?

Yes, the "." is well handled by doxygen.

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Closed by gbrocker on Wed Apr 30 11:08:49 2008