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clarify documentation about cloning Environments

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Josh Holtrop 2013-11-08 15:45:24 -05:00
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@ -127,9 +127,9 @@ An Rscons::Environment consists of:
* a collection of targets to build
* a collection of build hooks
When cloning an environment, the construction variables, builders, and build
directories are cloned, but the new environment does not inherit any of the
targets or build hooks from the source environment.
When cloning an environment, the construction variables and builders are
cloned, but the new environment does not inherit any of the targets, build
hooks, build directories, or the build root from the source environment.
Cloned environments contain "deep copies" of construction variables.
For example, in:

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lib/rscons/environment.rb
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@ -45,10 +45,10 @@ module Rscons
# Make a copy of the Environment object.
# The cloned environment will contain a copy of all environment options,
# construction variables, builders, and build directories. It will not
# contain a copy of the targets or build hooks.
# If a block is given, the Environment object is yielded to the block and
# when the block returns, the {#process} method is automatically called.
# construction variables, and builders. It will not contain a copy of the
# targets, build hooks, build directories, or the build root. If a block
# is given, the Environment object is yielded to the block and when the
# block returns, the {#process} method is automatically called.
def clone(variables = {})
env = Environment.new()
@builders.each do |builder_name, builder|