Maven messing pan annotations

[jouvin]

Hi,

If you put a pan annotation (starting with @{) in a template managed by Maven, Maven is doing some weird parsing and messes up the template contents, resulting in a pan syntax check failure. An example that trigs the problem:

@{ author = Michel Jouvin }

Michel

[jouvin]

Here my original example sent to the quattor-devel list:

@{ desc = Defines package manager used values = yum or spma (when undefined must be interpreted as spma) default = depends on ncm-spma version required = no } variable PACKAGE_MANAGER = "yum";

This causes an error in Maven during pan-check-syntax:

[INFO] --- panc-maven-plugin:9.3:check-syntax (check-generated-pan-syntax) @ spma --- syntax error [/scratch/jouvin/quattor/git/configuration-modules-core/ncm-spma/target/pan/components/spma/config-common.pan:32.1-32.52] invalid path term or nlist key: '$project_2eartifactId'

Michel

[piojo-zz]

I've been playing with it. There is something weird with the way Maven does the source filtering.

The easy workaround is to do end the annotations with @}, as I do in the Emacs mode.

In your example:

@{
desc = Defines package manager used
...
@}