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Re: [buckminster-dev] fetcher questions
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Hi, the thing that I did not understand at all was the options... But
after looking on that wiki page, I found this example:
<cs:property key="options"
value="uncompress;flatten;include=*.html;include=*.c"/>
Which made things a lot clearer. I think I can document this now, and
hope to get some help with reviewing the result.
I would love to include an example on "How to use fetcher and executor
to manage non Java projects with Buckminster" if you have material to
share. (BTW: The book is written using DocBook, so if you want to share
material, either write it in DocBook, or keep the styling to a minimum).
- henrik
Guillaume Chatelet wrote:
You are absolutely right Henrik.
* include=*.cpp
will include cpp files only.
* flatten removes the hierarchy
* and uncompress ... well... uncompresses the archive.
Supported archives extensions are *.zip, *.tar.gz, *.tgz, *.tbz2 and
*.tar.bz2
If you need more info on those special executors ( fetcher, executor )
and everything discussed on this page :
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Non_Java_projects_Proposal . I'm here to help.
I was wondering also if it would make sense to add something about how
we are handling our C++ projects here at MikrosImage with Buckminster.
Actually we are still not completely happy with that because of the
genericity of the editor which makes it painful to write even simple
component specifications with fetchers and executors actors.
However the executors we proposed and implemented until then allowed us
to share internal projects with a lot of dependencies and complex access
right..
Cheers
Guillaume
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 5:53 PM, Henrik Lindberg
<henrik.lindberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:henrik.lindberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
wrote:
Hi,
I am documenting the fetcher in the Bucky Book. I wonder what the
options mean.
options:
Semicolon separated list of options controlling how to deal with the
fetched archive. Can be "uncompress", "flatten", or "include=xxx".
I can guess what uncompress does (i.e. unpacks zips, etc.), and I
guess that flatten removes all structure from an archive. I don't
know what "include=xxx" is - my guess is that it is a pattern for
files to get from an archive - but I am not sure.
Can someone help?
Regards
- henrik
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