[Cook] Enumerating leaf directories
Reuben Thomas
rrt at sc3d.org
Tue Mar 6 08:30:43 EST 2007
On Sat, 3 Mar 2007, Pendergraft, Jerry wrote:
> Possibly - but always a good idea to *not* have file names with spaces ;^)
Remember, I'm writing an application, not a cookfile for a project of mine.
I don't want to limit users.
> right - collect lines will do one per line. Within cook all are NUL
> terminated, not the same as NL terminated.
So I can't collect NUL-terminated strings but I can store them?!
> surely subversion, and any other sane system provides a way to list the
> files it controls?
Coming from a make/autotools background, where you tend to list your sources
rather than collect them, I had never used this command, but subversion and
cvs certainly both do have such a command.
> Not sure I follow here - don't understand how an empty directory serves as
> a source? Don't you define what you build? That is by mapping source files
> to build product files?
The list of leaf directories defines what is built.
I think now I'm just missing the standard way to specify the directory for
an out-of-tree build (I asked about this on 2nd March, but didn't get a
reply). Is there a standard way to do this in cook?
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