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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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9
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b102
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Verified
The -i, -if, -x and -xf are...
1. Buggy: Sjavac accepts for instance "-xf foo/bar/*" and "-i */foo" even though the semantics is unclear. Seems to behave as a no-op.
2. Redundant: -i and -if overlap in functionality
3. Inconsistent: "*" behaves differently depending on location. -if treats it as a file glob pattern, and -i treats it as a directory glob pattern.
Suggested fix: Drop -if and -xf. Switch to proper glob pattern syntax, and use FileSystem.getPathMatcher.
1. Buggy: Sjavac accepts for instance "-xf foo/bar/*" and "-i */foo" even though the semantics is unclear. Seems to behave as a no-op.
2. Redundant: -i and -if overlap in functionality
3. Inconsistent: "*" behaves differently depending on location. -if treats it as a file glob pattern, and -i treats it as a directory glob pattern.
Suggested fix: Drop -if and -xf. Switch to proper glob pattern syntax, and use FileSystem.getPathMatcher.
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