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Consider the following situation.

  • MainFile includes some GeneratedNN files (count of these files is unknown)
  • All these GeneratedNN files (+some other files) generated by one Generator file (for example, python script).
  • All included GeneratedNN files needed to be rescanned after generation (they can include other files).

I scan MainFile, and then I see inclusion of Generated1 file, I add something like this:

    cmd=env.Command(Generated1, Generator, RunMePlease)

But actually I need

    cmd=env.Command([Generated1,Generated2,…,GeneratedN], Generator, RunMePlease) 

but I must add targets incrementally during MainFile scan…

Question.svg So the question is: How to dynamically add targets to Command? I try something like

Generator.executor.targets.append(env.fs.Entry(GeneratedN))

but it seems not working…


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Situation may be a little complex:

  • There are a list of «mainfiles»: MainFile1, MainFile2
  • MainFileX includes some GeneratedNN files (count of these files is unknown)
  • All these GeneratedNN files (+some other files) generated by one Generator file (for example, python script).
  • All included GeneratedNN files needed to be rescanned after generation (they can include other files).

I scan MainFileX, and then I see inclusion of Generated1 file, I add something like this:

    cmd=env.Command(Generated1, Generator, RunMePlease)

Actually I need after scanning and before starting build process:

    cmd=env.Command([Generated1,Generated2,…,GeneratedN], Generator, RunMePlease)