Building a requirement attribute report through DXL

Hi,

my name is Sven Schubert, I work for IBM DOORS Support. The following statements are my personal views, they do not necessarily represent IBM's position.

You were missing a few parentheses. Upon inserting them, your code now runs to the point where you'll have to define DealWith... functions, but I suppose that is what you wanted to achieve?

See the correct script below:

// #include <"D:\BM\Rational\DOORS\9.6\Client\include\doors\"stdio.h>

// initalize variables

string NameItem()

string DealWithFormalModule()

string DealWithDescriptiveModule()

string DealWithLinkModule()

void RecurseFolder(Folder fld)

{   // Deal RECURSIVELY with sub-folders, and then all modules in this folder

    Skip skpItems = createString()

    Item itm

    string NameItem

    Folder fldNew

                  // Stage in Skip, key is name which is Alpha order

    for itm in fld do

    {  put (skpItems, fullName(itm), itm)

    }

                 // Recurse through sub-folders

    for itm in skpItems do

    {  if (type(itm) == "Folder" or type(itm) == "Project")

       {  NameItem = (string key skpItems)

          fldNew = folder(NameItem)

          RecurseFolder(fldNew)   // *** RECURSION ***

       }

    }

                // Now deal with modules in THIS folder

    for itm in skpItems do

    {  NameItem = (string key skpItems)

         if (type(itm) == "Formal") DealWithFormalModule(NameItem)

         elseif(type(itm) == "Descriptive") DealWithDescriptiveModule(NameItem)

         elseif(type(itm) == "Link")        DealWithLinkModule(NameItem)

         else{}   // Ignore Folder/Project

    }

    delete(skpItems)

} // end RecurseFolder()

 Folder fCurr = current

{  if     (!null project(fullName(fCurr)))

     RecurseFolder(fCurr)

  elseif  (confirm("[Confirm] to do current Folder;\n[Cancel] to do current Project")) 

     RecurseFolder(fCurr) 

  else  RecurseFolder(folder(fullName(getParentProject(fCurr)))) 

}