[Scons-users] read cleaning objects

[Dirk Bächle]

On 15.03.2014 15:02, Philipp Kraus wrote:

>

> [...]

>>> I have defined a lot of different alias and some alias use a list of 

>>> additional cleaning files.

>>> I would like to create a "blank" target (which does nothing), that 

>>> calls alls all alias definitions e.g.:

>>>

>>> env.Clean( myalias, [ "*.xxx", "*.log" ] )

>>> env.Clean( myalias, ["*.txt", "*.html"] )

>>>

>>> default = env.Command("#pseudodefault", "", "")

>>> env.Default(default)

>>> default.Clean( default,  [ "*.xxx", "*.log" ] + ["*.txt", "*.html"] )

>>>

>>> So on "scons -c" I would like to call all clean definition of all 

>>> alias definition

>>>

>>

>> This means you'll have to add your defined aliases to the Default() 

>> target:

>>

>>   env.Default(myalias)

>>   env.Default(myalias2)

>>

>> , and you're done.

>

> In this case the default target builds imho all aliases, but I don't 

> want this. The default

> target should be only run a "clean"

>


You'll probably have to make up your mind then. A target is a target, 
and you can always build it and clean (reverse build) it.
So, if you don't want "scons" (the default target) to build all of your 
aliases, you can't use "scons -c" (the reverse build of the default 
target) but will have to define a target/alias with a different name 
that you then have to specify on the command line.

Dirk

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