On 01/17/2015 12:19 AM, Ryan Gonzalez wrote:
Hello,
I have a weird situation. I have a dependency tree like this:
a.myr -> a.o a.use
a.use b.myr -> b.o b.use
b.use c.myr -> c.o c.use
I tried this:
: foreach *.myr |> command |> %B.o %B.use
but the order isn't correct. I'm not sure how to approach this. Any ideas?
This cannot be done with the simple command you showed, if the naming
shown above is "real", then you'll need to state the rules explicitly
for each one of the commands.
Explicit way would be to have it like this:
: a.myr |> command |> %B.o %B.use
: b.myr | a.use |> command |> %B.o %B.use
: c.myr | b.use |> command |> %B.o %B.use
It may possibly be a bit easier with lua parser, as you could (maybe)
write some simple parsing to get from the name of .myr to the name of
.use that is needed.
Regards,
FCh
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