tried it on windows, no html files generated
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I'm not sure what I did wrong.
I executed this command, everything goes well but no html files generated.
java -jar target\pysonar-2.0-SNAPSHOT.jar path-to-a-project .\html
Here is the final output:
There was a mistake yesterday I made that will make it not generating html files (for all OSs), and it was fixed after a while. Can you try the current revision and see if there is still the problem?
pulled and compiled again, still not working...
The problem was that none of the files were parsed successfully by the Python interpreter under Windows. See in your output "failed to parse: 14". It may take some time to figure out why it behaves differently in windows.
huh, what might be the problem?
It looks like the Python interpreter wasn't communicating with the Java
process correctly under Windows, so none of the files are parsed and
written into JSON.
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huh, what might be the problem?
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This patch doesn't seem to work...
it said Timed out while parsing
I tried it again on my Windows 7 machine and it at least parsed the files and did analysis. The output file links are not at correct locations although they contain correct information.
Can you try removing the directory printed in the beginning of the run:
AST cache is at: ...
Maybe this will fix it.
I got it to work, but it failed to parse some py files.
Yes. but can you see the links at correct locations? I can't on my windows
machine.
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I got it to work, but it failed to parse some py files.
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Do you mean link like this?
I'm not sure what it should be like when I click on those links(maybe jump to the defination?). On my computer, nothing happens.
When you move your mouse on the link of a variable, it should highlight the
definition of the variable. If you move the cursor on the definition, it
will highlight all the variables that refer to it.
On my computer, I see those links, but the highlights are in wrong places.
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I'm not sure what it should happen when I click on those links(maybe jump
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No, hilighting does not work.
And some of the hilighted words are weird
So we are seeing the same thing. Might be an issue about line ending
conventions.
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No, hilighting does not work.
And some of the hilighted words are weird
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