On Fri, 31 May 2002, Michael Moncur wrote:
> A bit of testing reveals that TextCat.pm is trying to use this:
> $self->{main}->{rules_filename}
>
> And it's coming out empty, so the "languages" file isn't found.
THe problem is that $self->{main}->{rules_filename} is only set when
passed in by the caller. If you look at init() in SpamAssassin.pm, you
can see that $self->{rules_filename} is only tested, never assigned.
This is fixed for languages in the latest CVS by introducing a new field
of the hash for the language file name.
However, the code in EvalTests.pm that looks for triplets.txt still
assumes that $self->{main}->{rules_filename} is always set, and further
assumes that it points to a directory, which it may not be.
I'd suggest that init() set $self->{rules_filename} after it figures out
what it is, but that will still be wrong for triplets.txt in the event
that it is the name of a file rather than a directory.
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