I implemented having headers in sub-subdirectories.
For example, consider a framework called Beauty. Let's you have headers
Beauty_HEADER_FILES = Beauty.h Vanity.h
then your headers would be in
Beauty/Beauty.h
Beauty/Vanity.h
and end up installed as in
Beauty.framework/Beauty/Beauty.h
Beauty.framework/Beauty/Vanity.h
and you include them as in
#import <Beauty/Beauty.h>
#import <Beauty/Vanity.h>
Now the new feature is that you can specify headers that live in
subdirectories, as in
Beauty_HEADER_FILES = Beauty.h Vanity.h Pride/Pride.h
(note the last one, Pride/Pride.h) then your headers would be in
Beauty/Beauty.h
Beauty/Vanity.h
Beauty/Pride/Pride.h
and end up installed as in
Beauty.framework/Headers/Beauty.h
Beauty.framework/Headers/Vanity.h
Beauty.framework/Headers/Pride/Pride.h
(note: the last header requires creating a directory, which is now
automatically created for you)
and you include them as in
#import <Beauty/Beauty.h>
#import <Beauty/Vanity.h>
#import <Beauty/Pride/Pride.h>
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As soon as this change has been tested, I'd like to release gnustep-
make trunk as gnustep-make 2.2.1.
I guess we could wait a week or two, then we could release. :-)
I have other changes I'd like to make, but it's worth shipping the
current batch of changes to end-users first. :-)
Thanks
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