[erlang-questions] Flymake & include_lib

[Kevin A. Smith]

The final fix was a variation on your suggestion and Chandru's:

1) I fixed my includes to use the correct pathing

2) I added a {i, "/path/to/my/code/dir"} option to the call to  
compile:file

Between the two of those, it seems to be fixed.

Thanks,
Kevin
On May 29, 2008, at 9:44 AM, andrey-google wrote:

> Perhaps, you have script for flymake wih something like that:
>
> ...
> compile:file(File_Name,[warn_obsolete_guard, ...])
> ...
>
> where [warn_obsolete_guard, ...] is a list of compile options.
>
> Then you may add the option {i,"/myproj/include/"}, where "/my/ 
> include/" is
> your custom include directory:
> ...
> compile:file(File_Name,[warn_obsolete_guard, {i,"/myproj/ 
> include/"}, ...])
> ...
>
>> I've been using flymake for a while now, really loving it BTW, but
>> I've got a problem which is starting to drive me to distraction.
>
>> When I'm working on code with the typical OTP app directory structure
>> (ebin, priv, include, src, etc) flymake errors trying to locate .hrl
>> files when I include them thusly:
>
>> -include_lib("foo.hrl").
>
>> Flymake claims to not be able to find the file "foo.hrl" and so any
>> code which uses the records defined in that file are also flagged as
>> errors.
>
>> I'm certain there's a problem with the eflymake script I've been  
>> using
>> to compile Erlang source but I can't seem to figure it out. It's
>> probably just come path tweaking but I'm at a loss as to what I'm
>> missing.
>
>> I've attached the compile script I'm using. I'd appreciate any
>> pointers as to what the problem might be.
>
>> Thanks,
>> Kevin
>
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> -- 
> Best regards,
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>