[dbdoclet] Re: dbdoclet - program.dot.qualified-names

Hello Haroon,

that was the problem. I tested with my latest production, which had a bug in 
the option handling, so I didn't got the error. Sorry :-(

Regards
  Michael

>On Today at 4:13pm, MF=>Michael Fuchs <MichaelFuchs@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>MF> Hello Haroon,
>MF>
>MF> I tried to use the property program.dot.qualified-names with my sample
>MF> code and it worked. Can you send me your dbdoclet.properties file ?
>MF>
>MF> Bye
>MF>   Michael
>
>Hi Michael,
>
>I replied to you off-list with 3 attachments:
>
>1. dbdoclet.properties file
>2. sample .dot file
>3. sample .png file
>
>I believe I have tracked the problem down in the source. Taking out this
>extra:
>       bop.setFlag(false);
>method call in DocletOptions.java seems to fix the fully qualified name
>issue for me.
>
>Here's a diff:
>
>diff -ru
>../dbdoclet-0.52-src.orig/src/java/com/mf/doclet/DocletOptions.java
>./src/java/com/mf/doclet/DocletOptions.java
>--- ../dbdoclet-0.52-src.orig/src/java/com/mf/doclet/DocletOptions.java
>2003-12-01 14:36:37.000000000 -0500
>+++ ./src/java/com/mf/doclet/DocletOptions.java 2003-12-05
>11:19:13.000000000 -0500
>@@ -611,7 +611,6 @@
>         // program.dot.qualified-names
>         bopt = new BooleanOption();
>         bopt.setPropertyName("program.dot.qualified-names");
>-        bopt.setFlag(false);
>         optList.add(bopt);
>
>         // -nodeprecated, standard
>
>Let me know if that was the problem. Now, I get fully qualified names if
>program.dot.qualified-names=true and I get unqualified names if
>program.dot.qualified-names=false.
>
>Cheers,
>--
>Haroon Rafique
><haroon.rafique@xxxxxxxxxxx>

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