[Scons-users] Starting with a clean installation directory
Dirk Bächle
tshortik at gmx.de
Mon Oct 21 17:49:32 EDT 2013
Pico,
On 21.10.2013 21:22, Pico Geyer wrote:
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> I think you're looking for
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> Execute(Delete('../install_dir'))
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> which removes the folder at the time when the SConscript is read
> in, and not during the Build process like for Command().
> Please, also have a look in the UserGuide, "12.7. Executing an
> action immediately: the Execute Function".
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> Dirk, Thanks for the response.
> However that's not quite what I'm looking for.
> Perhaps it was not well illustrated by my simple example.
> Let say my build also contained a build of a program bar, I don't want
> my installation directory to be deleted just because I tried to build bar.
> If however I delete foo.txt from my build and then I run the install
> target, I don't want to see foo.txt in the install directory.
>
> So I actually do want the delete target to be a dependency of any of
> the install targets. I'm just not sure how to achieve that.
>
okay here's my next guess:
if 'install' in BUILDTARGETS:
Execute(Delete('../install_dir'))
env = Environment()
t_all_install = []
t_all_install.append(env.Install('../install_dir', 'foo2.txt'))
t_all_install.append(env.Install('../install_dir', 'foo.txt'))
env.Alias('install', t_all_install)
env.Default('install')
Like this, whenever you try to build the target (alias) 'install' the
folder gets removed completely.
Is this closer to what you actually want?
Regards,
Dirk
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