coder.make.BuildItem class

Package: coder.make

Represent build item

Description

Create a coder.make.BuildItem object that can have macro name and value. Then, use the BuildItem object as an argument for one of the following coder.make.BuildTool methods:

• coder.make.BuildTool.getCommand

• coder.make.BuildTool.setCommand

• coder.make.BuildTool.setPath

• coder.make.BuildTool.addFileExtension

Note

What is a macro? The term has a different meaning depending on the context:

• In this context, a macro is a variable that the makefile can use to refer to a given value, such as a build tool’s command, path, or file extension.

• In topics for the coder.make.ToolchainInfo.Macros and related methods, a macro is a variable that the makefile can use to refer to arbitrary or predefined value.

Construction

h = coder.make.BuildItem(blditm_macrovalue) creates a coder.make.BuildItem object that has a value.

h = coder.make.BuildItem(blditm_macroname,blditm_value) creates a coder.make.BuildItem object that has a macro name and value.

Input Arguments

blditm_macroname — Macro name of build item

character vector

Macro name of build item, specified as a character vector.

Data Types: char

blditm_value — Value of build item

character vector

Value of build item

Data Types: char

Output Arguments

buildItemHandle — BuildItem handle

object handle

BuildItem handle, specified as a coder.make.BuildItem object that contains an option value.

Example: bi

Methods

getMacro	Get macro name of build item
getValue	Get value of build item
setMacro	Set macro name of build item
setValue	Set value of build item

Copy Semantics

Handle. To learn how handle classes affect copy operations, see Copying Objects.

Example

bi1 = coder.make.BuildItem('BuildItemMacroValue')

bi1 = 

	Macro  : (empty)
	Value : BuildItemMacroValue

bi2 = coder.make.BuildItem('BIMV','BuildItemMacroValue')

bi2 = 

	Macro  : BIMV
	Value : BuildItemMacroValue