I wrapped the jjtree functionality up into the javacc plugin a while back but I really have never used it to any great degree, I kinda inherited the plugin somehow..
if your interested I would be willing to work with you to get this working for your use case.. just let me know and we can iron out the problem in jira and get them resolved, I'll grab this mail and put it in jira and try and take a look at the issues you list a bit later.
ping me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you want to help test it, and I'll take patches as well :)
cheers,
jesse
On 3/13/06,
Neil Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I browsed through the list archive (too bad there's no search
available), but found little in the javacc/jjtree plugin.
I'm currently building the source incase there are examples or tests
that will help.
I've got
mvn javacc:jjtree
to use javacc-3.2 to generate a *.jj file and java sources for my
node classes in target/generated-sources/jjtree, but have a few
issues to resolve.
It doesn't seem to run javacc on the *.jj file. How do I make this
happen?
The plugin doesn't notice that I've already got some custom java
sources for my node classes in the same directorory as the *.jjt
file. How to I get these files copied to target/generated-sources/
jjtree instead of having these sources generated?
Also
mvn package
doesn't automatically include javacc:jjtree. Is there a way to make
this happen (I guess this is just a general maven question not
specific to this plugin)?
And it doesn't compile the sources under target/generated-sources/
jjtree. Do I need to manually set compileSourceRoots for
compiler:compile or is there a way to make this happen automagically?
Thanks for any pointers.
Cheers,
Neil Bacon.
--
jesse mcconnell
