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Re: Perl function in a Command method
From: |
Steven Knight |
Subject: |
Re: Perl function in a Command method |
Date: |
Wed, 22 Nov 2000 12:52:54 -0600 (CST) |
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, Zachary Deretsky wrote:
> Is there a way to call a perl subroutine defined in the same Conscript file
> from a command method?
>
> Something like:
>
> sub get_pythons($$$) {
> #$$$ are perl prototypes
> # some code;
> };
>
> Command $CONS 'all_pyfiles.txt', qw(pyfiles_gandalf.txt pyfiles_tpc.txt),
> qq(
> perl get_pythons %1 %2 %> ;
> );
Not in what's currently released. The latest version checked in at
subversions.gnu.org supports this, using "[perl]" as the prefix.
--SK
- Cons with output in Separate Subdirectories., Marcello Pietrobon, 2000/11/13
- Re: Cons with output in Separate Subdirectories., Giovanni Pietrobon, 2000/11/16
- RE: Cons with output in Separate Subdirectories., Greg Spencer, 2000/11/17
- Filename globbing, Zachary Deretsky, 2000/11/17
- Perl function in a Command method, Zachary Deretsky, 2000/11/21
- Re: Perl function in a Command method,
Steven Knight <=
- Re: Perl function in a Command method, Gary Oberbrunner, 2000/11/22
- Re: Perl function in a Command method, Steven Knight, 2000/11/22
- Perl function in a Command method, Zachary Deretsky, 2000/11/22
- 'AfterBuildAll', Marcello Pietrobon, 2000/11/30