| Help System Indexing Question [message #212850] |
Thu, 18 March 2004 08:20  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: swoolley.hursley.ibm.com
Hi,
Whilst performing a search in the help system of my runtime workbench
(V2.1.2), I noticed a few messages being written to the console in my
development workbench (also V2.1.2). They looked like this (copied directly
form the console):
Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 67, column 7534.
Was expecting:
<CloseQuote2> ...
Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 31, column 1932.
Was expecting one of:
<ArgName> ...
"=" ...
<TagEnd> ...
Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 37, column 1524.
Was expecting:
<CloseQuote2> ...
I have identified the doc plug-in that is causing these errors, but am
unable to narrow it down to the file(s) that are causing these errors to be
thrown.
Any help gratefully received!
Best wishes,
Steve
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| Re: Help System Indexing Question [message #213263 is a reply to message #212850] |
Thu, 18 March 2004 22:44  |
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You have several options;
1. If you have access, use chkpii tool.
2. In PDE launch configuration, enable tracing and set
org.eclipse.help/debug/search property to true. It will list every file
being indexed.
3. Copy eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.help_2.1.2\.options to
eclipse\directory. and set value org.eclipse.help/debug/search to true.
Launch eclipse with "-debug" switch.
4. Import org.apache.lucene plug-in, put a break-point in
org.apache.lucene.demo.html.ParseException.
Konrad
"Stephen Woolley" <swoolley@hursley.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:c3c7g3$bvk$1@eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> Whilst performing a search in the help system of my runtime workbench
> (V2.1.2), I noticed a few messages being written to the console in my
> development workbench (also V2.1.2). They looked like this (copied
directly
> form the console):
>
> Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 67, column 7534.
> Was expecting:
> <CloseQuote2> ...
>
> Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 31, column 1932.
> Was expecting one of:
> <ArgName> ...
> "=" ...
> <TagEnd> ...
>
> Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 37, column 1524.
> Was expecting:
> <CloseQuote2> ...
>
> I have identified the doc plug-in that is causing these errors, but am
> unable to narrow it down to the file(s) that are causing these errors to
be
> thrown.
>
> Any help gratefully received!
>
> Best wishes,
>
>
> Steve
>
>
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| Re: Help System Indexing Question [message #213583 is a reply to message #213263] |
Fri, 19 March 2004 11:20 |
| Eclipse User |
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Also, try running HTMLTidy (http://tidy.sf.net) against the (X)HTML in
your plugin. It'll quickly tell you where you've got DTD errors in your
HTML files.
Dan
Konrad Kolosowski wrote:
> You have several options;
> 1. If you have access, use chkpii tool.
> 2. In PDE launch configuration, enable tracing and set
> org.eclipse.help/debug/search property to true. It will list every file
> being indexed.
> 3. Copy eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.help_2.1.2\.options to
> eclipse\directory. and set value org.eclipse.help/debug/search to true.
> Launch eclipse with "-debug" switch.
> 4. Import org.apache.lucene plug-in, put a break-point in
> org.apache.lucene.demo.html.ParseException.
> Konrad
>
> "Stephen Woolley" <swoolley@hursley.ibm.com> wrote in message
> news:c3c7g3$bvk$1@eclipse.org...
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Whilst performing a search in the help system of my runtime workbench
>>(V2.1.2), I noticed a few messages being written to the console in my
>>development workbench (also V2.1.2). They looked like this (copied
>
> directly
>
>>form the console):
>>
>>Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 67, column 7534.
>>Was expecting:
>> <CloseQuote2> ...
>>
>>Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 31, column 1932.
>>Was expecting one of:
>> <ArgName> ...
>> "=" ...
>> <TagEnd> ...
>>
>>Parse Aborted: Encountered "<EOF>" at line 37, column 1524.
>>Was expecting:
>> <CloseQuote2> ...
>>
>>I have identified the doc plug-in that is causing these errors, but am
>>unable to narrow it down to the file(s) that are causing these errors to
>
> be
>
>>thrown.
>>
>>Any help gratefully received!
>>
>>Best wishes,
>>
>>
>>Steve
>>
>>
>
>
>
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