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Changelog History
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v1.1 Changes
March 08, 2005* Fix a bug in the syntax highlighting code of the HTML report generation. Previously, the highlighting for single quotes containing "\\" would not end correctly. * Check the third party jars into CVS using the correct CVS substition flag (binary, not ASCII). * Temporary files created by the instrument ant task and merge ant task are now deleted after the ant task finishes. * Switch the instrumentation classes to use ASM instead of Apache BCEL. There are three benefits to this: 1. BCEL was throwing exceptions with some source code compiled with JDK 1.5--ASM works fine. 2. ASM is licensed under the revised BSD license, which is compatable with the GPL, which allows us to remove the questionable exception for BCEL. 3. Instrumentation is about 5 times faster with ASM than BCEL. * Modify the HTML reports so that classes without line number information will appear as "Not Applicable." This includes skeleton classes, stub classes, interfaces, or anything not compiled with debug=true. * Fix bug #1151777 with a patch from Jeremy Thomerson. Previously we were not escaping some characters correctly in the generated XML coverage report (specificially < and >). * Set the class-path in the cobertura.jar manifest file correctly. * Fill feature request #1151779 with a patch from Jeremy Thomerson. This changes the structure of the XML report so that <classes> are enclosed inside <packages>.
- Copyright (C) 2010 Tad Smith
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v1.0 Changes
February 12, 2005* Forked jcoverage 1.0.5 (although the version in the source says 1.0.4). All original code is copyright 2003 jcoverage ltd. Kurt Guenther highlighted a bug in the branch coverage, was was fixed. * Applied a patch from Joakim Erdfelt to fix a bug where jcoverage would fail to instrument classes if you attempted to instrument a very large number of classes (in the hundreds). * Rewrote the HTML reporting and included code complexity in the output.