[Mono-docs-list] DocStatus tool
Hello,
I have created a small tool to generate the status of our documentation
(mostly for Gtk#, but it works for ECMA also). It currently consists of
DocStatus.cs which generates an xml file, and DocStatus.aspx that reads
the xml file.
To try it you will need a mono compiled since Duncan's IHasXmlNode patch
the other day. Here is a usage example:
mono DocStatus.exe gtk-sharp/doc/en Gtk#
where gtk-sharp/doc/en is the starting directory and Gtk# is the Name
used for the xml filename. Then put DocStatus.aspx and Gtk#DocStatus.xml
into your xsp directory.
Here are some of the current limitations:
- the documented / not documented decision is not great
- perhaps one large xml file for all the docs would be better instead of
how it's done now
- the aspx page is not very pretty
Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. Especially by Miguel
and Ben on fitting it in to the new website.
Thanks,
John Luke
// author: John Luke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.XPath;
namespace DocStatus
{
public class DocStatus
{
decimal membersAll;
decimal membersDone;
decimal classDone;
decimal TotalDone;
decimal TotalAll;
decimal GrandTotalDone;
decimal GrandTotalAll;
XmlTextWriter writer;
static void Main (string[] args)
{
string StartDir;
string Name;
if (args.Length == 2)
{
StartDir = args[0];
Name = args[1];
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine (Usage: mono DocStatus.exe StartDirectory Name);
return;
}
new DocStatus (StartDir, Name);
}
DocStatus (string StartDir, string Name)
{
string outfile = Name + DocStatus.xml;
writer = new XmlTextWriter (outfile, System.Text.Encoding.UTF8);
writer.Formatting = Formatting.Indented;
writer.WriteStartDocument ();
writer.WriteStartElement(null,DocStatus, null);
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, name, null);
writer.WriteRaw (Name);
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo (StartDir);
DirectoryInfo[] directories = di.GetDirectories ();
foreach (DirectoryInfo directory in directories)
{
string d = directory.Name;
string dirpath = Path.Combine (StartDir, d);
if (d != CVS)
{
writer.WriteStartElement(null, Namespace, null);
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, name, null);
writer.WriteRaw (d);
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
WriteNamespaceStats (dirpath);
writer.WriteEndElement ();
}
}
int GrandPercent = (int) ((GrandTotalDone / GrandTotalAll) * 100);
writer.WriteStartElement(null, Total, null);
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, All, null);
writer.WriteRaw (GrandTotalAll.ToString());
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, Done, null);
writer.WriteRaw (GrandTotalDone.ToString());
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, Percent, null);
writer.WriteRaw (GrandPercent.ToString());
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
writer.WriteEndElement ();
writer.WriteEndElement ();
writer.WriteEndDocument ();
writer.Flush ();
writer.Close ();
}
void WriteNamespaceStats (string directory)
{
TotalDone = 0;
TotalAll = 0;
DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo (directory);
FileInfo[] files = di.GetFiles ();
foreach (FileInfo file in files)
{
string f = file.Name;
string filepath = Path.Combine (directory, f);
if (Path.GetExtension (filepath) == .xml)
{
WriteClassStats (filepath);
}
}
try
{
int percent = (int) ((TotalDone / TotalAll) * 100);
writer.WriteStartElement (null, Total, null);
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, All, null);
writer.WriteRaw (TotalAll.ToString());
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, Done, null);
writer.WriteRaw (TotalDone.ToString());
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
writer.WriteStartAttribute (null, Percent, null);
writer.WriteRaw (percent.ToString());
writer.WriteEndAttribute ();
writer.WriteEndElement ();
GrandTotalDone += TotalDone;
GrandTotalAll += TotalAll;
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine (e.Message, TotalDone, TotalAll);
}
}
void WriteClassStats (string file)
{
membersAll = 0;
membersDone = 0;
classDone = 0;
XPathDocument doc;
XPathNavigator xpn;
doc = new XPathDocument(file);
xpn = doc.CreateNavigator();
XPathNodeIterator xniSummary = xpn.Select (/Type/Docs/summary);
XPathNodeIterator xniRemarks = xpn.Select (/Type/Docs/remarks);
xniSummary.MoveNext ();
xniRemarks.MoveNext ();
if (xniSummary.Current.Value != To be added
xniSummary.Current.Value != To be added)
{
classDone = 1;
}
XPathNodeIterator xniCount = xpn.Select(/Type/Members/Member);
membersAll = xniCount.Count;
XPathNodeIterator NameNode =
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[Mono-list] Compile errors with mono
Hi
Sorry for my bad english
These code compiled with csc (microsoft) but didn't with mcs. There are
two files, first compiled good but the others didn't. I think mcs must
compile it without problem
// Externa.cs
public class Externa
{
int dato = 5;
protected class Protegida
{
public void metodo ()
{
Externa e = new Externa ();
System.Console.WriteLine (Método);
System.Console.WriteLine (Dato = {0}, e.dato);
}
}
}
mcs /t:library Externa.cs No problem
//Subclase.cs
class Subclase: Externa
{
public static void Main ()
{
Protegida p = new Protegida ();
p.metodo ();
}
}
mcs /r:Externa.dll Subclase.cs
Subclase.cs(10) error CS0122: `Externa+Protegida' is inaccessible
because of its protection level
Compilation failed: 1 error(s), 0 warnings
I have:
Windows NT and mono-0.24-win32-1.exe
Thank's a lot
Chapáev Bracho
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