/// <summary>
/// Adds the custom build rule info (for one file) to the configuration
/// whose name is passed in.
/// </summary>
public void addCustomBuildRuleInfo(CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo, string configurationName)
{
ProjectConfigurationInfo_CPP configurationInfo = getConfigurationInfo(configurationName);
if (configurationInfo != null)
{
configurationInfo.addCustomBuildRuleInfo(ruleInfo);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds the custom build rule info (for one file) to the configuration
/// whose name is passed in.
/// </summary>
public void addCustomBuildRuleInfo(CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo, string configurationName)
{
ProjectConfigurationInfo_CPP configurationInfo = getConfigurationInfo(configurationName);
if (configurationInfo != null)
{
configurationInfo.addCustomBuildRuleInfo(ruleInfo);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Parses one configuration for a custom build rule.
/// </summary>
private void parseCustomBuildRule_Configuration(VCFileConfiguration configuration, string relativePath)
{
// We find the custom build rule for this configuration (if there is one)...
VCCustomBuildRule rule = Utils.call(() => (configuration.Tool as VCCustomBuildRule));
if (rule == null)
{
return;
}
// We will store info about this rule in a CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP object...
CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo = new CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP();
ruleInfo.RelativePathToFile = relativePath;
// There is a custom build rule, so we parse it...
ruleInfo.RuleName = Utils.call(() => (rule.Name));
string commandLine = Utils.call(() => (rule.CommandLine));
string expandedCommandLine = Utils.call(() => (configuration.Evaluate(commandLine)));
// We find the collection of output files generated by the rule...
string outputs = Utils.call(() => (rule.Outputs));
string expandedOutputs = Utils.call(() => (configuration.Evaluate(outputs)));
// The command-line may contain references to custom properties for
// the rule. These will be in square brackets,like [property]. We find
// these and replace the property markers in the command-line...
Dictionary<string, string> properties = getCustomBuildRuleProperties(rule);
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, string> property in properties)
{
// We replace values in the command line, and in the output files...
string tokenToReplace = "[" + property.Key + "]";
expandedCommandLine = expandedCommandLine.Replace(tokenToReplace, property.Value);
expandedOutputs = expandedOutputs.Replace(tokenToReplace, property.Value);
}
// We split the command-line to find the executable and the parameters...
List<string> splitCommandLine = Utils.split(expandedCommandLine, ' ');
// The executable...
if (splitCommandLine.Count >= 1)
{
string ruleExecutable = splitCommandLine[0];
string relativePathToExecutable = Utils.makeRelativePath(m_projectInfo.RootFolderAbsolute, ruleExecutable);
ruleInfo.RelativePathToExecutable = relativePathToExecutable;
}
// The parameters...
for (int j = 1; j < splitCommandLine.Count; ++j)
{
string parameter = splitCommandLine[j];
// Many parameters will be path names. We cnvert these
// to be relative to the project root (and in Linux format).
// Non-path parameters should be unaffected...
parameter = Utils.makeRelativePath(m_projectInfo.RootFolderAbsolute, parameter);
ruleInfo.addParameter(parameter);
}
// We store the info in the configuration...
m_projectInfo.addCustomBuildRuleInfo(ruleInfo, configuration.Name);
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the target name for the configuration and rule passed in.
/// </summary>
private string getCustomRuleTargetName(ProjectConfigurationInfo_CPP configurationInfo, CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo)
{
// The target-name has this form:
// [configuration]_CustomBuildRule_[rule-name]_[file-name]
// For example:
// Release_CustomBuildRule_Splitter_TextUtils.code
string fileName = Path.GetFileName(ruleInfo.RelativePathToFile);
return String.Format("{0}_CustomBuildRule_{1}_{2}", configurationInfo.Name, ruleInfo.RuleName, fileName);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a target for one custom build rule.
/// </summary>
private void createCustomBuildRuleTarget(ProjectConfigurationInfo_CPP configuration, CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo)
{
// The rule might be built by one of the other projects in this solution.
// If so, we need to change the folder name to the adjusted output folder
// name we generate. (This means that we need to know if the project that
// generates it is a C++ or C# project.)
string executablePath = Path.Combine(configuration.ParentProjectInfo.RootFolderAbsolute, ruleInfo.RelativePathToExecutable);
ProjectInfo.ProjectTypeEnum projectType = m_projectInfo.ParentSolution.isOutputObject(executablePath);
string folderPrefix = "";
switch(projectType)
{
case ProjectInfo.ProjectTypeEnum.CPP_EXECUTABLE:
folderPrefix = m_projectConfig.CPPFolderPrefix;
break;
case ProjectInfo.ProjectTypeEnum.CSHARP_EXECUTABLE:
folderPrefix = m_projectConfig.CSharpFolderPrefix;
break;
}
// We add the target to the makefile...
m_file.WriteLine("# Custom build rule for " + ruleInfo.RelativePathToFile);
string targetName = getCustomRuleTargetName(configuration, ruleInfo);
m_file.WriteLine(".PHONY: " + targetName);
m_file.WriteLine(targetName + ":");
m_file.WriteLine("\t" + ruleInfo.getCommandLine(folderPrefix));
m_file.WriteLine("");
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds info about a custom build rule (for one file) to this
/// configuration.
/// </summary>
public void addCustomBuildRuleInfo(CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo)
{
m_customBuildRuleInfos.Add(ruleInfo);
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds info about a custom build rule (for one file) to this
/// configuration.
/// </summary>
public void addCustomBuildRuleInfo(CustomBuildRuleInfo_CPP ruleInfo)
{
m_customBuildRuleInfos.Add(ruleInfo);
}
