Fwd to the mail list > > Hello! > > We typically discourage usage of the id properties (the only use-case are > Probes for the lack of other syntax) since Qbs is more «context» dependent > and we provide some «magic» variables such as «product», «importingProduct» > and so on. > > You can use id prop if it works for you (but note that for e.g. Depends items > id is not the id of the Depends item itself, but and alias for the imported > module). > > There are some other ways do do this. First, you can introduce an > intermediate property to resolve the conflict: > > MyProject { > installDir: "myfolder" > property string _temp: installDir > > MyProject { > installDir: _temp + "/mysubfolder" > } > } > > You can also try using «parent» variable but that’s not documented either and > I’m not sure it’s OK to use it. > > Ivan > >> 8 янв. 2024 г., в 14:37, Jochen Becher via Qbs <qbs@qt-project.org> >> написал(а): >> >> Happy New Year! >> >> I havbe a question about qbs syntax. My qbs files look like this: >> >> MyProject.qbs: >> >> Project { >> property string installDir: { throw "installDir must be set" } >> } >> >> AProject.qbs: >> >> MyProject { >> id: solution >> installDir: "myfolder" >> >> MyProject { >> installDir: solution.installDir + "/mysubfolder" >> } >> } >> >> My question is about"solution.installDir". Using "project.installDir" >> doesn't work. "outer.installDir" or "base.installDir" is also not >> allowed or not what I want. >> >> But I am not sure if defining "id" and using it in a subitem like in >> QML is really supported. It works and is sometimes but it is not >> documented in the qbs manual. >> >> Is using the id element correct? If not, what is the correct way to >> accomplish this? >> >> Regards, Jochen >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Qbs mailing list >> Qbs@qt-project.org >> https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/qbs >
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