Hi,
1. as I mentioned before, your JNITask should extend ConventionTask
2. you need to define an according property in your Task:
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class JNITask extends ConventionTask
{
@Input String preprocessorCommand
...
...
}
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3. you have to wire the convention property in JNIPluginConvention to a
property of your JNITask:
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class JNIGenerator implements Plugin<Project>
{
def void apply(Project project)
{
def jniConvention = new JNIPluginConvention()
project.convention.plugins.jni = jniConvention
def jniTask = project.task('jni', type: JNITask);
jniTask.conventionMapping.preprocessorCommand = {
jniConvention.preprocessorCommand }
...
...
}
}
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4. A while ago there was a limitation, that you have to reference the
task property in the task action by its getter instead referencing it
directly. I am not sure if this is stll necessary
hopes this helps,
regards,
René
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regards René
rene groeschke
http://www.breskeby.com
@breskeby
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