I added that line to my make file and it made no difference. At the risk of
repeating myself (since many seem to have missed some of the details), here
are the specifics:
1) it's not my application that is bad, it's in the make system as I get the
exact same results when I try and 'make' the sample apps as well.
2) It doesn't matter if I do a 'make source' or 'make build' or 'make' or
'make publish' they all produce the same sorts of results, none of them
combine all my files into one.
3) my file layout IS the skeleton layout, I simply copied my files into the
source/swep folder (that's what my app is called).
4) I get what seems to be correct output from the makes (no errors and it
says it's working on my 42 classes).
5) there is no visible indication that anything is wrong except that the
files are not combined.
6) my classes have all been migrated to .7 with no issues found, things look
correct in them.
Here is the output of a 'make source':
Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/qooxdoo/frontend/application/swep
$ make source
****************************************************************************
GENERATING SOURCE VERSION OF SWEP
****************************************************************************
INITIALIZATION:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Processing arguments...
SOURCE LOADER:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Indexing class paths...
- Indexing: ../../../frontend/framework/source/class
- 344 classes were found
- Indexing: ./source/class
- 42 classes were found
* Resolving dependencies:
....................................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
................................................................................
..............
* No classes were modified
GENERATE CLASS INCLUDE LIST:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Processing 386 classes
* Processing 32 modules
* Processing dynamic dependencies...
- Adding #require(qx.log.NativeAppender) to qx.log.Logger
* Preparing lists...
- Include list contains 386 classes
- Exclude list contains 0 classes
* Sorting 386 classes...
* This package should work standalone
INCLUSION OF SETTINGS:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Processing settings of source version...
INCLUSION OF VARIANTS:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Processing variants of source version...
GENERATION OF SOURCE SCRIPT:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Generating script block...
* Storing includer as source/script/swep.js...
Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/qooxdoo/frontend/application/swep
$
here is the contents of my make file:
QOOXDOO_PATH = ../../..
#
# Namespace of your application e.g. custom
# Even complexer stuff is possible like: net.sf.custom
#
APPLICATION_NAMESPACE = swep
APPLICATION_API_TITLE = Swep
APPLICATION_FILES = index.html
APPLICATION_CLASSNAME = swep.Application
APPLICATION_RESOURCE_FILTER = true
APPLICATION_COMPLETE_SOURCE = true
# APPLICATION_PUBLISH_PATH = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:/var/www/qooxdoo/demo/$(FRAMEWORK_VERSION)/$(APPLICATION_NAMESPACE)
APPLICATION_BUILD_LOG_LEVEL = error
With APPLICATION_COMPLETE_SOURCE = false I get an even smaller swep.js file
because it does not have links for my files, only the qooxdoo files. Setting
APPLICATION_COMPLETE_SOURCE = true includes links for my classes.
Any more ideas?
Thanks,
Jim
On Tue, 27 Feb 2007 13:36 +0000 (GMT Standard Time), Hugh Gibson <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The source/script directory ends up with a single file in it,
> {applicationName}.js that contains the script links and not the code.
At the risk of teaching my grandma how to suck eggs (no offense!), that's
what you get when you do a "make source". If you look for a sibling folder
for source called "build", look under that for "script".
Is the "make build" failing for some reason, perhaps due to the problem I
had (see http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/developer_manual/faq )?
Sorry if this has already covered material you've mentioned before, but it
still seems to me that you are mixing things up.
Also apologies if something like this message has already appeared on the
list - an email that I posted seems to have disappeared.
Hugh
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