Re: Adding targets in a python for-loop?

Magnus Therning wrote:

> I have briefly looked at A-A-P in an effort to compare it with SCons[1],
> which I have used for quite a while. There is one thing in A-A-P that I
> can't figure out how to do--adding targets in a python for-loop.
> 
> In SCons I would do something like this:
> 
>  for s in sources:
>    env.Program(source =3D s)
> 
> Can I achieve the same in A-A-P?

If "sources" is a list of names, then this should work:

	:program myprog : `sources`

If you actually have a more complicated loop, then adding the names to
a variable and using that is a simple solution:

	Sources =
	@for s in complicated():
	    @if condition:
		Sources += $s

	:program myprog : $Sources

Note the use of an Aap += assignment, it inserts a space where
necessary.

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