> Also, how %(file.abspath) and similar patterns are planned to work?
I will add this to the wiki, since it going to have to be as part of 4.5.
My intention is to provide a few context objects: sln, prj, cfg, and file. You
can then access any field of those objects:
%(sln.name)
%(prj.location)
%(cfg.targetdir)
The contents of the $() would be run through loadstring() and executed at
token-replacement time, so in theory more complex replacements could be used.
%(sln.name:gsub(' ', '_'))
I haven't actually done any work against this yet, so it is all open for
discussion and subject to change.
-st.
On Mar 12, 2012, at 5:21 AM, Konstantin Tokarev wrote:
>
>
> 12.03.2012, 02:10, "Jason Perkins" <star...@industriousone.com>:
>> I am going to be starting work on custom build commands in premake-dev this
>> week. I've posted my current working syntax on the wiki at
>> https://bitbucket.org/premake/premake-dev/wiki/Custom_Build_Commands
>>
>> Feedback and design challenges very much appreciated!
>
> Also, how %(file.abspath) and similar patterns are planned to work? Is "file"
> a hardcoded "variable"?
> If so, why not use e.g. "infile" for clarity?
>
> --
> Regards,
> Konstantin
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