Re: How to make CVS Import ignore the ignore list

I didn't have the nbbuild modules checked out.  I have it now and I did 
a build in the libmodule and it worked!  Thanks for the help and for the 
module.  Also thanks for the help on the cvs stuff.  I haven't checked 
out anything from Netbeans for quite some time.  I remembered how to do 
it after a little while. ;)  Thanks again for the help and quick responses.

Andrew

Martin Entlicher wrote:

> You should need just nbbuild and javacvs. The build script for the 
> library is in javacvs/libmodule. Do not use javacvs/build.xml, this 
> would build the old javacvs module, which is likely not compilable any 
> more. We should probably remove these sources (which are under 
> javacvs/src).
>
> I'll send you the library offline...
>
> It's necessary to pass -source 1.4 to the compiler to handle asserts. 
> It's strange that you've encountered this. Did you checkout nbbuild 
> module? There is nbbuild/templates/projectized.xml file, which is 
> imported by the vcscore/build.xml.
>
> -Martin
>
> Andrew wrote:
>
>> Well, I'm trying to build the 4.0 cvslib and i'm having a bit of a 
>> problem.  For a library that is independant of netbeans, you sure 
>> need a lot of netbeans to compile it...
>>
>> I have checked out:
>> javacvs
>> vcscore
>> vcscvs
>> vcsgeneric
>> openide
>> lib
>>
>> and then then I try to do an
>> ant compile_independant (after commenting out the MakeNBM taskdefs at 
>> the top...) and I get:
>>
>> Buildfile: build.xml
>>
>> compile_independant:
>>    [javac] Compiling 16 source files to 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:837: 
>> warning: as of release 1.4, assert is a ke
>> yword, and may not be used as an identifier
>>    [javac]         assert (cacheDirNames = (String[]) 
>> childDirs.keySet().toArray(new String[0])) != null;
>>    [javac]         ^
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:837: 
>> not a statement
>>    [javac]         assert (cacheDirNames = (String[]) 
>> childDirs.keySet().toArray(new String[0])) != null;
>>    
>> [javac]                                                                                       
>> ^
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:838: 
>> warning: as of release 1.4, assert is a ke
>> yword, and may not be used as an identifier
>>    [javac]         assert (fsDirNames = dirFile.list(DIR_FILTER)) != 
>> null : "Probably is not directory " + dirFile;
>>    [javac]         ^
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:838: 
>> not a statement
>>    [javac]         assert (fsDirNames = dirFile.list(DIR_FILTER)) != 
>> null : "Probably is not directory " + dirFile;
>>    [javac]                                                        ^
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:838: 
>> ';' expected
>>    [javac]         assert (fsDirNames = dirFile.list(DIR_FILTER)) != 
>> null : "Probably is not directory " + dirFile;
>>    
>> [javac]                                                                ^
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:839: 
>> warning: as of release 1.4, assert is a ke
>> yword, and may not be used as an identifier
>>    [javac]         assert cacheDirNames.length == fsDirNames.length :
>>    [javac]         ^
>>    [javac] 
>> E:\dev\abserff\testcvsworking\vcscore\src\org\netbeans\modules\vcscore\cache\CacheDir.java:839: 
>> ';' expected
>>    [javac]         assert cacheDirNames.length == fsDirNames.length :
>>    [javac]                             ^
>>    [javac] 4 errors
>>    [javac] 3 warnings
>>
>> BUILD FAILED
>>
>> Does VCScore not build under 1.4?  I can't imagine that.
>> Is there anyway someone could just build the 4.0 javacvs.jar and send 
>> it to me?  Let me know if you can help.  Thanks
>>
>> Andrew
>>
>>
>> Andrew wrote:
>>
>>> Is the 4.0 libary still in beta with the rest of netbeans?  Or are 
>>> you at a stable point right now?  If I want to get the 4.0 library, 
>>> do I just check out the head from /cvs/javacvs?  I couldn't find the 
>>> instruction for CVS checkout on the javacvs homepage.
>>>
>>> Also, using netbeans 3.6, if you right click on a file->CVS->Import...
>>> There is an option in the GUI for "File to ignore" Is that not 
>>> implemented?  Or do that work?  If so, can you tell me how they are 
>>> doing it from there?  I don't know where the code for that GUI is.
>>> Thanks for your help!
>>> Andrew
>>>
>>> Martin Entlicher wrote:
>>>
>>>> Andrew wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> What version is ImportCommand.addIgnoredFile in?  I'm using the 
>>>>> 3.6 build and that method doesn't exist.  So that doesn't help me...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> It's in 4.0. It was added as a fix of issue #47054.
>>>> The original developer did not implement all options, so there is 
>>>> probably no way to do it in 3.6. You would have to patch the 
>>>> library. It should be O.K. to grab the ImportCommand class from 
>>>> trunk, compile it and replace it in the library jar.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Martin
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Andrew
>>>>> Martin Entlicher wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi Andrew,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> .so files are ignored by default as described at 
>>>>>> https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.18/cvs_18.html#SEC178.
>>>>>> There does not seem to be any direct API for "!", but from the 
>>>>>> code it looks that ImportCommand.addIgnoredFile("!") should work.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>> Martin
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Andrew wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I've just found a bug in my code that is using javacvs and I 
>>>>>>> can't fid out how to fix it.  I am exporting code from one 
>>>>>>> repository and importing it into another.  When I do this, 
>>>>>>> everything (code, jar files, scripts, etc) but some .so's I have 
>>>>>>> get imported.  The .so's get ignored.  I have no .cvsrc in my 
>>>>>>> environment, so I don't know why it is ignoring them.  Does the 
>>>>>>> CVS server ignore binary files by default?
>>>>>>> In anycase, I want to get able to tell the import command to 
>>>>>>> ignore the ignore list.  i.e. do a cvs import -I! module
>>>>>>> How can I do this with the javacvs Import command?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks!
>>>>>>> Andrew
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>
>>
>>
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