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Re: error using jcvsreport

2008-11-06T16:26:27Z

Hi Tompoes / Henk,

It looks to me like JCVSReport is having trouble parsing your CVS
Repository. The issue here might be a bug in bloof (the CVS parser) or
it might be that your CVS repository uses some new features that
bloof / JCVSReport does not understand.

If you're interested in tracking down the bug, try creating a smaller

error using jcvsreport

2008-11-06T15:49:30Z

Hi,

I'm a new user of cvsreports, i use the following config file:

cvsroot=:pserver:hal...@192.16 8.3.9:/home/cvsp5
cvsmodule=Planon5
graphs=CodeSize

The cvs repository is very big over 1G and a few years old with a lot
of branches and tags.

The first thing i had to do was changing the java startup parameters

CSC408 Students: Contribute your Phase D code to Open Source JCVSReport

2005-04-21T04:25:50Z

If you're a CSC408 student and you chose JCVSReport for Phase D, I'd
love to see your code.
This is your chance to become a published open source contributor.
After the exam, I'll take a look at your code and hopefully integrate
it into the official version of JCVSReport

I'd love to see what you have to offer. Please, send me what you have.

Fwd: Generating Stats on the entire CVS repository rather than by project

2005-04-21T04:10:16Z

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To: "Vender, Joshua P" <JoshuaPVen...@eaton.com>

That's great! I'm glad you like it.

Nope, JCVSReport doesn't support that feature yet. But it's probably
not too hard to add that feature.

In the two getCvsLogData functions in
ca.utoronto.JCVSReport.cvsPlug in, we use 'cvs rlog' to get the logs

Re: Quick question about 408 project code

2005-04-06T02:01:07Z

Hi Gilbert,

Thanks for pointing out that link! That's the official grammar for Java.

JCVSReport uses PMD to parse Java source code. PMD creates a syntax
tree based on the source code. We then export this tree to text, and
run regular expressions on it. I don't think this text format is
documented anywhere, but we made good use of it anyway. If you want to

Re: [JCVSReport] Re: database

2005-04-06T01:44:15Z

Hi Irina,

Nice to hear from you. Hope your project is going well.

Looks like there's been quite a few questions, more than I can keep up
with! I'll try to answer your questions, but understand I'm a bit
swamped because I've got four assignments due Friday. Ah, the life of
a student!

That's exactly how it works. If the graph is marked as 'incremental',

Re: database

2005-04-05T18:31:15Z

Yet another question:
how does incremental stats collection work for, say, number of commits
metric?
I would have assumed that collecting this data incrementally would mean
that values grow or stay the same.
It is not the case in the graphs, so I'm wondering how it works.
Thank you very much,
Irina

Re: database

2005-04-05T18:04:49Z

Another question:
since McKoi database doesn't support any sql functions beyond basic
stuff, I cannot just just write a specific querry to get the info and
will have to modify the code to treat the special case of the new
metric, so the question is then where would be the least painful way to
insert a clause "if the case of new metric, process db table in the

Re: [JCVSReport] pmd 3.0 problem

2005-04-05T17:15:49Z

If you need PMD 2.3, it's now available from
[link]

Cheers,

David

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[link]

Re: [JCVSReport] pmd 3.0 problem

2005-04-04T21:13:46Z

Hey Pichu,

I've posted an old copy of PMD-2.1 to my website.

You can get it from [link]

Cheers,

David

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[link]

Re: [JCVSReport] pmd 3.0 problem

2005-04-04T21:13:46Z

Hey Pichu,

I've posted an old copy of PMD-2.1 to my website.

You can get it from [link]

Cheers,

David

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[link]

pmd 3.0 problem

2005-04-04T21:04:30Z

I have noticed that the syntax tree created with pmd3.0 and pmd2.3 is
different. So, I've decided to use pmd2.3. However, I can't find a
download for pmd2.3 through google and I'm having problems creating the
regular expressions for the property files. I'm wondering if any can
have a link set up for me to download pmd2.3?

Re: [JCVSReport] database

2005-04-04T15:58:16Z

That'd be ca.utoronto.JCVSReport.report. BasicGraph. Search for
"perDeveloper" in that file.

That's in ca.utoronto.JCVSReport.metric. MetricRevision.getDay.

I recommend you ask this question on the CSC408 bulletin board or on
an SQL-related forum.

Best,

David
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[link]

database

2005-04-04T05:36:07Z

Hello,
I've got two questions I couldn't resolve myself so far:
1. how would I COPY one of the databases? I want to modify values,
that's why I want a copy, so VIEW is no good here.
2. Where exactly is "per developer" computation done?
3. And, at which point timestamps (from Revision table) are converted

Re: [JCVSReport] XPath queries in your code vs pmd designer

2005-04-03T21:08:02Z

PMD parses source code and converts it to a tree of objects. PMD
allows you to search this tree of objects using XPath. JCVSReport does
not.

Instead, JCVSReport takes the tree of objects returned by PMD and
dumps it out to a big string. JCVSReport allows you to search this big
string using a regular expression.