Method: Inmake::Config#initialize

Defined in:
lib/inmake/config.rb

#initialize(opts) ⇒ Config

Returns a new instance of Config.



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# File 'lib/inmake/config.rb', line 12

def initialize opts
  # How we treat directories that have been passed to the file list.
  # Possible values are :acceptDirs, :ignoreDirs
  # :acceptDirs => directories are accepted and recursed into
  # :ignoreDirs => directories are ignored
  @dirMode = opts[:dirMode]
  # A list of all the files that inmake will act on.
  # This may include directories or relative paths.
  @files = opts[:files]
  # How inmake looks for the build command inside the file. Possible values
  # are :prefix, :suffix, :regex, :secondLine
  # :prefix => search each line start for a prefix 
  # :suffix => search each line ending for a suffix
  # :regex  => search each line via an actual regex
  # :secondLine => use the second line (or third if the second looks like an
  #                encoding line like Python)
  @searchMode = opts[:searchMode]
  # An additional argument to specify the thing that the search mode uses
  # to look for the build command. AKA, the actual prefix string or suffix
  # string or the regex object.
  @searchArgument = opts[:searchArgument]
  # Do we strip all found parts of the regex from the build command?
  @stripMatched = opts[:stripMatched]
  # Hash of variables that can be replaced in the build command
  @variables = opts[:variables]
  # Are variables disabled overall? Even the builtins that is...
  @variablesDisabled = opts[:variablesDisabled]
  # Do we stop when a file didn't have a command inside?
  @ignoreNonmatches = opts[:ignoreNonmatches]
end