AAP is just brilliant :-)

I just thought I'd make my opinion heard on this matter.

I started out using Makefiles for putting together and publishing my
homepage. When stumbling across SCons I decided to try it out by
replacing the Makefiles for my homepage. The solution was quite a lot
more elegant, and of course the clean-up was automatically covered.
However I saw no obvious way of performing the upload step from inside
SCons (it could probably have been coerced into doing it though) so I
wrote a small shell script for that purpose. Yesterday I replaced the
SCons{truct,cript} with a main.aap. The result was shorter and yet more
readable than both the Makefile and the SCons{truct,cript}, and of
course the upload is done through the publish attribute.

Thanks for a wonderful tool!

/M

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Magnus Therning                    (OpenPGP: 0xAB4DFBA4)
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