2.6 KiB
2.6 KiB
Registers a new command-line action argument. For more information, see Command Line Arguments.
newaction { description }
Parameters
description
is a table describing the new action. It may contain the following fields:
Field | Description |
---|---|
trigger | What the user would type on the command line to select the action, e.g. "vs2013". |
shortname | A short summary for the help text, e.g. "Visual Studio 2013". |
description | A description of the action's result, e.g. "Generate Visual Studio 2013 project files". |
execute | A function to be executed when the action is fired. |
os | Deprecated, use targetos instead. |
targetos | If the toolset targets a specific OS, the identifier for that OS. |
valid_kinds | The list of project kinds supported by the action. |
valid_languages | The list of languages supported by the action. |
valid_tools | The list of tools supported by the action. |
toolset | Default tools. |
onStart | A callback marking the start of action processing. |
onSolution | Deprecated, use onWorkspace instead. |
onWorkspace | A callback for each workspace specified in the user script. |
onProject | A callback for each project specified in the user script. |
onRule | A callback for each rule specified in the user script. |
onEnd | A callback marking the end of action processing. |
onCleanWorkspace | A callback for each workspace, when the clean action is selected. |
onCleanProject | A callback for each project, when the clean action is selected. |
onCleanTarget | A callback for each target, when the clean action is selected. |
pathVars | A map of Premake tokens to toolset specific identifiers. |
The callbacks will fire in this order:
onStart()
2a.onWorkspace()
for each workspace 2b.onProject()
for each project in each workspaceonRule()
for each ruleexecute()
onEnd()
Availability
Premake 5.0 and later.
Examples
Register a new action to install the software project.
newaction {
trigger = "install",
description = "Install the software",
execute = function ()
os.copyfile("bin/debug/myprogram", "/usr/local/bin/myprogram")
end
}