Relatedly, how can I access properties from a Rule's prepare script? E.g.
this does not work - it thinks foo is not defined.
Rule {
property string foo: "baz"
prepare: {
var *a = foo;*
On 22 May 2014 12:40, Christian Kandeler <christian.kande...@digia.com>wrote:
> On 05/22/2014 01:26 PM, olivier musse wrote:
> > I have a project with subproject and so on.
> > When in a product or a subproject, how to access parent project
> > properties. Sometimes it seems to be "project.MyProperty", sometimes
> > "MyProperty"
> > Is there any documentation to clarify this point?
>
> Simple: Project properties are inherited by sub-projects. If you use the
> property outside of a Project item, you need to access it via the magic
> "project" property.
>
> > As an example
> >
> > Project {
> > property string myprop1 : "val1"
> >
> > product{
> > property string myproductprop
> > Depends{name:project.myprop1} //in this case seems the
> > project prefix is needed
>
> Yes, because you are not directly in a Project item.
>
> > myproductprop:myprop1 //in this case with project prefix it
> > does not work and seems to works without it
>
> No, I don't think so. If you are sure about it, please file a bug report
> and attach the complete project.
>
>
> Christian
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