krazy2all - Man Page

krazy2all [options]

krazy2all finds all supported files within the current directory tree and runs the krazy2 checker on all of them, producing 1 concise report in the specified export format.

--help

Print help message and exit.

--version

Print version information and exit.

--list

Print a list of all available checker programs and exit.

--list-types

Print a list of the support file types and exit.

--list-sets

Print a list of all the checker sets and exit.

--list-set <set>

Print the list of available checkers for the specified set and exit.

--priority <low|normal|high|important|all>

Tell each checker program to report issues with the specified priority only. This option is useful to help put issues into "fix-first" order.

Supported priorites are:
    low -> print low priority issues only
    normal -> print normal priority issues only
    high -> print high priority issues only
    important -> print issues with normal or high priority
    all -> print all issues (default)

--strict <normal|super|all>

Tell each checker program to report issues match the strictness level only. Use this option to help filter out issues of less importance.

Support strictness levels are:
    normal -> print non-super strict issues only
    super -> print super strict issues only
    all -> print all issues (default)

--explain

For each checker program, if any issues are found, print an explanation of the problem along with solving instructions.  May be used in conjunction with the --list option to provide a more detailed description of the checker programs.

--ignorerc

Ignore .krazy files.

--config <krazyrc>

Read settings from the specified krazyrc configuration file only. All other configuration files will be ignored, including those found in the user's home directory or in the current working directory.

--dry-run

With this option the checker programs aren't run; instead, the command line for each check that would be run is printed.

--check <prog[,prog1,prog2,...,progN]>

Run the specified checker program(s) only. You may not combine this option with --check-sets.

Use the --list option to show the list of available checkers.

--check-sets <set[,set1,set2,...,setN]>

Run the checker programs belonging to the specified set(s) only. You may not combine this option with --check.

Use the --list-sets option to see the list of available check sets and programs.

--exclude <prog[,prog1,prog2,...,progN]>

Do NOT run the specified checker program(s).

--extra <prog[,prog1,prog2,...,progN]>

Add the specified "extra" program(s) to the list of checkers to run. Use the --list option to show the list of available "extra" checkers; they will be marked with the tag [EXTRA] by the checker description line.

--types <type[,type1,type2,...,typeN]>

Check the specified file type(s) only.

--exclude-types <type[,type1,type2,...,typeN]>

Do NOT check the specified file type(s).

--export <text|textlist|textedit|xml>

Output in one of the following formats:
    text (default)
    textlist -> plain old text, 1 offending file-per-line
    textedit -> text formatted for IDEs, 1 issue-per-line (file:line:issue)
    xml -> XML formatted

--title

Give the output report a project title.

--cms

An acronym for "component/module/subdir".  Used to write the breadcrumbs line in the XML output.  Must be a slash-delimited triple containing the component, module, and subdir which is being scanned.

--brief

Only print the output for checkers that have at least 1 issue.

--no-brief

Print the result of all checks i.e, the opposite of --brief. This is the default output setting.

--quiet

Suppress all output messages.

--verbose

Print the offending content for each file processed

KRAZY_PLUGIN_PATH - this is a colon-separated list of paths which is searched when locating plugins. By default, plugins are searched for in the path $TOP/lib/krazy2/krazy-plugins:krazy-plugins.

KRAZY_EXTRA_PATH - this is a colon-separated list of paths which is searched when locating "extra" plugins. By default, the "extras" are searched for in the path $TOP/lib/krazy2/krazy-extras:krazy-extras.

KRAZY_SET_PATH - this is a colon-separated list of paths which is searched when locating checker sets. By default, the sets are searched for in the path $TOP/lib/krazy2/krazy-sets:krazy-sets.

where $TOP is the top-level installation directory (eg. /usr/local, /usr/local/Krazy2)

In normal operation, krazy2all exits with a status 0.

If a command line option was incorrectly provided, krazy2all exits with status=1.

If krazy2all was envoked with the --help, --version  --list or --list-types options it will exit with status=0.

Copyright (c) 2005-2010 by Allen Winter <winter@kde.org>

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301, USA.

.krazy (see krazyrc(3))

krazy2all looks up the current working directory tree for a .krazy file in the project subdirectory.  Only .krazy files found at the project subdirectory level are read.

For example, if the current working dir is /my/kde/trunk/KDE/kdepimlibs/kcal/versit, then krazy2all will look for /my/kde/trunk/KDE/kdepimlibs/kcal/.krazy, since kcal is the project within the kdepimlibs module.

If the current working dir is not within a KDE module, or if the current working dir is above a project subdir, then a .krazy file will not be read.

krazyrc(3), krazy2(1), krazy2xml(1)

Allen Winter, <winter@kde.org>

krazy2(1), krazy2xml(1), krazyrc(3).