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Hi:
I've been trying Together for CBX, in order to decide its adoption,
and I've found something quite annoying.
When using Project | Documentation | Generate HTML there's no way to
diagnose errors. I'll explain what I mean:
You have a big C++ project which has diagrams and documentation in its
corresponding TPR. Then you spent a couple of days on "implementation
issues" i.e.: working on the code, but with Together closed. After
everything compiles and runs, you open Together and (thanks to
live-source) every change you made to the code is reflected in the
diagrams. But! when you try to Generate HTML, it stops in some place,
with a message box "HTML Generation was not completed". The only piece
of information in the Message Pane is: java.lang.NullPointerException,
but this tells nothing about the problem. Is there any way to find out
WHAT class, or module is causing the problem ???. Without this
information I'd have to check every single change I did to the source
since the last Documentation update; which is a huge incremental diff
work of test/error to see what is crapping the HTML Doc generation
proccess.
Any tips or suggestions ?
Thanks
Diego