Includes/childs

Hi

To be in front of evolution, I've put my D code into a recipe
called dmodule.aap. Sometime in the future, this can be
included automagically when I specify a program with
d sources. Just to test it out, I tried to have default.app
including it;
:include dmodule.aap

This didn't work very well with my project as it took the
path to be relative to my project, and not default.aap (as
I would expect after reading the docs.)
Then I did
:child dmodule.aap
instead. From my projects dir, it still didn't work;

'Recipe "dmodule.aap" does not exist'

To test a little further, I went to the aap/Exec dir and
ran just aap. This lead to the following:

$ aap
Aap: Internal Error
Aap: Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "c:\projects\code\myaap\Exec\Process.py", line 1105, in Process
    exec script_string in recdict, recdict
   File "<string>", line 18, in ?
   File "c:\projects\code\myaap\Exec\Commands.py", line 1098, in aap_child
    aap_child_and_exe(line_nr, recdict, arg, 1)
   File "c:\projects\code\myaap\Exec\Commands.py", line 1174, in
aap_child_and_exe
    new_recdict = get_build_recdict(recdict, None, recipe_name = name)
   File "c:\projects\code\myaap\Exec\Scope.py", line 401, in
get_build_recdict
    new_recdict["_default"] = recdict["_default"]
 KeyError: '_default'

Aap: Aborted

AFAIK, default.aap only differ from the original on
the :child statement, and Filetype.py on the addition
of the d file type.

I guess that I'm just not supposed to do this...

Lars Ivar Igesund



-------------------------------------------------------
This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek
Welcome to geek heaven.
http://thinkgeek.com/sf