Re: [QBS] (no subject)

2013-05-16 Thread Kakadu 
Oh, I didn't expect that prepare can return many commands. thanks.

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Kakadu

16.05.2013, 12:14, "Joerg Bornemann" :
> On 15/05/2013 18:28, Kakadu wrote:
>
>>  Now qbs take source file and generates result in  build folder. I have 
>> compiler which takes source files and places result always in the same 
>> folder. Is it possible to hack qbs to copy source file to build directory 
>> and built it there? How difficult is it?
>
> You'd have to add a copy command before the actual compiler call.
> Something like this:
>
> ---snip---
> Rule {
>  ...
>  prepare: {
>  ...
>  var commands = [];
>  // copy source file
>  var cmd = new Command("cp", [input.fileName,
> FileInfo.path(output.fileName));
>  commands.push(cmd);
>  // now the actual compiler call
>  cmd = new Command("g++", args);
>  commands.push(cmd);
>  return commands;
>  }
> }
> ---snap---
>
> Instead of calling cp you can use a JavaScript command and copy the file
> via File.copy in a platform-independent way, if you want.
>
> BR,
>
> Joerg
>
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Re: [QBS] (no subject)

2013-05-16 Thread Joerg Bornemann 
On 15/05/2013 18:28, Kakadu wrote:

> Now qbs take source file and generates result in  build folder. I have 
> compiler which takes source files and places result always in the same 
> folder. Is it possible to hack qbs to copy source file to build directory and 
> built it there? How difficult is it?

You'd have to add a copy command before the actual compiler call. 
Something like this:

---snip---
Rule {
 ...
 prepare: {
 ...
 var commands = [];
 // copy source file
 var cmd = new Command("cp", [input.fileName, 
FileInfo.path(output.fileName));
 commands.push(cmd);
 // now the actual compiler call
 cmd = new Command("g++", args);
 commands.push(cmd);
 return commands;
 }
}
---snap---

Instead of calling cp you can use a JavaScript command and copy the file 
via File.copy in a platform-independent way, if you want.


BR,

Joerg

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