On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 8:21 PM, Alexander E. Patrakov
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan Nicholson wrote:
>
> > Sorry, I hadn't thought about that, but I think I have a good way that
> > works like Alexander suggested. Mesa uses something similar with
> > makedepend. Attached is the diff. Let me know if this seems sane (it
> > seems to be working for me in all the cases I can think of) and I'll
> > commit it. It finds files named '*.xml' or '*.xsl' outside of tmp and
> > .svn directories and adds them to a variable. The validxml target then
> > requires all the files named in the variable. I tested things out by
> > touching various files deep in the repo.
>
> Try the following scenario:
>
> 1) Editor B checks out the book from SVN and renders it, thus creating the
> "deps" file.
> 2) Editor A adds the package Foo, a changelog entry, and commits.
> 3) Editor B does "svn up" and renders the book.
> 4) Editor A fixes a small typo on the Foo page without altering the
> changelog,
> and commits
> 5) Editor B does "svn up" and renders the book.
>
> Will editor B pick up the typo fix in his rendered book after step 5?
Yes. Since the foo page is */*/foo.xml (included by the find command),
make will find that one of the prerequisites for blfs-full.xml is
newer causing a chain of rebuilding. So long as `svn up' updates the
timestamps for the files, which it does. This is the find command,
which should pick up all the necessary components of rendering (I
think):
find . '(' -name tmp -o -name '.svn' ')' -prune \
-o -type f '(' -name '*.xml' -o -name '*.xsl' ')' \
-printf ' %P' >> $@
--
Dan
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