Erick, I'm stiff having trouble understanding some fbuild functions:
Consider:
buildsystem.copy_dir_to(ctx, ctx.buildroot, 'src/config',
pattern='*.{fpc, hpp}')
what does this actually do? I can tell you it copies files from
src/config to build/release/config .. but I don't understand why.
In particular it doesn't copy files in subdirectories of src/config
to the right place.
As before, you cannot copy files with two arguments.
you have to have three arguments:
copy(dstdir, srcdir, pattern)
and this copies all files (including in subdirectories) matching
the pattern in srcdir into dstdir with the same name. For example
what I need to do:
copy(buildroot/config, src/config, *.{fpc, hpp})
In partcular this should copy src/config/target/xxx.hpp to
buildroot/config/target/xxx.hpp.
The command I used above does not do this. It doesn't copy children.
I had to use this:
buildsystem.copy_to(ctx, ctx.buildroot/'config/target',
Path('src/config/target/*.hpp').glob())
which works .. but requires that I name the subdirectory "target".
What am I doing wrong?
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john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
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