hotfix/ analysis fails silently when cppcheck project file is used#90
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Warnings usually return locations for the warnings as complete paths to file (with line and col number). When using a .cppcheck project file however we only get the file names. This caused the analysis to fail silently as the location was assumed to be a full path and we tried to open the document using this path.
There should be a way of determining the path to the file in an unambiguous way, this is a hotfix which may not be the best solution. (At one point we have to guess if the file a warning refers to is the file being analyzed if they share name)