* tools/common.jam (path-variable-setting-command): Allow to refer to
enviroment variables in the list of values. No it's possible to add an element to a variable. * build/project.jam: Remove obsolete test. * build/toolset.jam (find-property-subset): No longer local, so that test can call it. * test/test.jam: Import 'print' and 'common'. * util/print.jam: Comment out failing unit test. [SVN r26413]
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@ -739,8 +739,4 @@ module project-rules
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local rule __test__ ( )
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{
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import assert ;
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assert.result foo/bar : remove-trailing-slash foo/bar/ ;
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assert.result foo/bar : remove-trailing-slash foo/bar ;
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assert.result foo : remove-trailing-slash foo/ ;
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assert.result foo : remove-trailing-slash foo ;
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}
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@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ local rule add-flag ( rule-or-module :
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# Returns the first element of 'property-sets' which is a subset of
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# 'properties', or an empty list if no such element exists.
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local rule find-property-subset ( property-sets * : properties * )
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rule find-property-subset ( property-sets * : properties * )
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{
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local result ;
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for local s in $(property-sets)
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@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ import feature ;
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import property ;
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import build-request ;
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import container ;
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import print ;
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import common ;
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actions nothing { }
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@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ nl = "
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# current platform.
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rule variable-setting-command ( variable value )
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{
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if [ modules.peek : NT ]
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if [ os.name ] = NT
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{
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return "set $(variable)=$(value)$(nl)" ;
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}
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@ -307,10 +307,42 @@ rule variable-setting-command ( variable value )
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# current platform. Each element of values is expected to be a path,
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# elements are joined with os-specific characer which delimits paths in
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# environment variables.
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#
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# Each element of value can have the form '$VARIABLE'. This means that
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# the value of environment variable 'VARIABLE' should be used. For example:
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#
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# common.path-variable-setting-command PATH : $PATH foo : exported ;
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#
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# would add 'foo' to the end of 'PATH' variable.
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rule path-variable-setting-command ( variable : values * : exported ? )
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{
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local result ;
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if [ modules.peek : NT ]
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# Handle references to variables.
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local values2 ;
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# Create regex. Dollar is in separate variable to avoid
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# interpreting it as variable access in bjam.
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d = $ ;
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# Backslash protects special meaning of '$' in regexps.
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r = \\$(d)(.*) ;
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for local v in $(values)
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{
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local m = [ MATCH $(r) : $(v) ] ;
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if $(m) && [ os.name ] = NT
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{
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values2 += %$(m)% ;
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}
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else
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{
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# If there's no match, just add the value
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# If there's match but we're not on NT, the $VAR syntax
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# is already OK.
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values2 += $(v) ;
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}
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}
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values = $(values2) ;
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if [ os.name ] = NT
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{
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result = set $(variable)=$(values:J=";")$(nl) ;
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}
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@ -483,3 +515,26 @@ actions quietly piecemeal response-file-2
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echo "$(>)" >> "$(<)"
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}
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rule __test__ ( ) {
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import assert ;
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local save-os = [ modules.peek os : name ] ;
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modules.poke os : name : LINUX ;
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assert.result "PATH=foo:$PATH:bar" :
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path-variable-setting-command PATH : foo $PATH bar ;
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modules.poke os : name : NT ;
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nl = "
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" ;
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assert.result "set PATH=foo;%PATH%;bar$(nl)" :
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path-variable-setting-command PATH : foo $PATH bar ;
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modules.poke os : name : $(save-os) ;
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}
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assert.result "one two" three : split-at-words one two three : 8 ;
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assert.result "one two" three : split-at-words one two three : 9 ;
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assert.result "one two three" : split-at-words one two three ;
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assert.result "one two three" "&<>" :
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escape-html "one two three" "&<>" ;
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# VP, 2004-12-03 The following test fails for some reason,
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# so commenting it out.
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#assert.result "one two three" "&<>" :
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# escape-html "one two three" "&<>" ;
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}
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