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| | Generated2->MainFile | | Generated2->MainFile |
| | Generated3->MainFile | | Generated3->MainFile |
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| | + | Generated1 [style=filled fillcolor=yellow] |
| | + | Generated2 [style=filled fillcolor=yellow] |
| | + | Generated3 [style=filled fillcolor=yellow] |
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| | edge [color=blue style=solid label=generated] | | edge [color=blue style=solid label=generated] |
| | Generator->Generated1 | | Generator->Generated1 |
Версия 14:54, 9 октября 2009
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…
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…
