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$ACTION what is it for?


  • Subject: $ACTION what is it for?
  • From: Dennis Jones <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 09:42:10 -0700

I have added an embedded shell script into one of my targets, to illustrate the remainder of my email lets say it is the following.

echo "action = $ACTION"

When I build my target the $ACTION variable == "build", my shell script is called, and I see the output...

action = build

When I clean it appears my embedded shell script is not called, since I do not see any output in the form "action = <something>"?

According to documentation $ACTION should == "clean"

I am hoping someone on the list will show me how to get my shell script called during a cleaning so I can take advantage of the $ACTION variable. As it stands only builds call embedded shell scripts from what I can see?

So my questions are...

1) how do I get a clean event to call and embedded shell script?

2) if this can not be done then what is $ACTION needed for?

Thanks in advance,

Dennis
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