Examples of org.apache.tools.ant.util.depend.DependencyAnalyzer.addRootClass()

Package org.apache.tools.ant.util.depend

Class org.apache.tools.ant.util.depend.DependencyAnalyzer

Examples of org.apache.tools.ant.util.depend.DependencyAnalyzer.addRootClass()

org.apache.tools.ant.util.depend.DependencyAnalyzer.addRootClass()
Add a root class. The root classes are used to drive the determination of dependency information. The analyzer will start at the root classes and add dependencies from there. @param classname the name of the class in Java dot notation.

            }


            if (dependencyList == null) {
                // not cached - so need to read directly from the class file
                DependencyAnalyzer analyzer = new AntAnalyzer();
                analyzer.addRootClass(info.className);
                analyzer.addClassPath(destPath);
                analyzer.setClosure(false);
                dependencyList = new Vector();
                Enumeration depEnum = analyzer.getClassDependencies();
                while (depEnum.hasMoreElements()) {

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            }


            if (dependencyList == null) {
                // not cached - so need to read directly from the class file
                DependencyAnalyzer analyzer = new AntAnalyzer();
                analyzer.addRootClass(info.className);
                analyzer.addClassPath(destPath);
                analyzer.setClosure(false);
                dependencyList = new Vector();
                Enumeration depEnum = analyzer.getClassDependencies();
                while (depEnum.hasMoreElements()) {

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            analyzer.addClassPath(new Path(null, additionalBaseDir.getPath()));
        }


        for (Enumeration e = rootClasses.elements(); e.hasMoreElements();) {
            String rootClass = (String) e.nextElement();
            analyzer.addRootClass(rootClass);
        }
        Enumeration e = analyzer.getClassDependencies();


        String[] parentFiles = parentScanner.getIncludedFiles();
        Hashtable parentSet = new Hashtable();

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        }
        analyzer.addClassPath(new Path(null, basedir.getPath()));
        
        for (Enumeration e = rootClasses.elements(); e.hasMoreElements();) {
            String rootClass = (String) e.nextElement();
            analyzer.addRootClass(rootClass);
        }


        Enumeration e = analyzer.getClassDependencies();


        String[] parentFiles = parentScanner.getIncludedFiles();

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            }


            if (dependencyList == null) {
                // not cached - so need to read directly from the class file
                DependencyAnalyzer analyzer = new AntAnalyzer();
                analyzer.addRootClass(info.className);
                analyzer.addClassPath(destPath);
                analyzer.setClosure(false);
                dependencyList = new Vector();
                Enumeration depEnum = analyzer.getClassDependencies();
                while (depEnum.hasMoreElements()) {

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            }


            if (dependencyList == null) {
                // not cached - so need to read directly from the class file
                DependencyAnalyzer analyzer = new AntAnalyzer();
                analyzer.addRootClass(info.className);
                analyzer.addClassPath(destPath);
                analyzer.setClosure(false);
                dependencyList = new Vector();
                Enumeration depEnum = analyzer.getClassDependencies();
                while (depEnum.hasMoreElements()) {

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        }
        analyzer.addClassPath(new Path(null, basedir.getPath()));


        for (Enumeration e = rootClasses.elements(); e.hasMoreElements();) {
            String rootClass = (String) e.nextElement();
            analyzer.addRootClass(rootClass);
        }


        Enumeration e = analyzer.getClassDependencies();


        String[] parentFiles = parentScanner.getIncludedFiles();

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