Closed norberturkiewicz closed 5 years ago
Below is as far as we could take it with the above argument.
TestLibrary.Activation.CreateHashStoreFunction
TestLibrary.Activation.IsAuthorized
TestLibrary.Activation.RunLicensing
TestLibrary.Activation.RunWizard
TestLibrary.Activation.StartLibrary
If the path begins with aplsource/
or contains /aplsource/
(case-agnostic and with either "/\")` we can truncate after that but of course we can't prefix it with the project space as we can't know it without the project's being open.
I'll implement that anyway for any path not recognised as being in a tracked project. It'll be easy to distinguish the result because it won't begin with #.
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I didn't mention it but I mean as an enhancement to ⎕SE.acreAPI.itemname
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Below is as far as we could take it with the above argument.
TestLibrary.Activation.CreateHashStoreFunction TestLibrary.Activation.IsAuthorized TestLibrary.Activation.RunLicensing TestLibrary.Activation.RunWizard TestLibrary.Activation.StartLibrary
If the path begins with
aplsource/
or contains/aplsource/
(case-agnostic and with either "/\")` we can truncate after that but of course we can't prefix it with the project space as we can't know it without the project's being open.I'll implement that anyway for any path not recognised as being in a tracked project. It'll be easy to distinguish the result because it won't begin with
#.
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This works.
Implemented by commit 5.0.14+179
Phil,
API itemname translates with an open project. What is the best way to translate filepaths to case converted paths or ws path?
I need to query function names from other projects to remotely launch tests via command line parameter. Tests are individual functions in a know parent folder.