Josh Holtrop
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The builder's #run method will be called repeatedly until it returns true or false. The Builder#wait_for method can be used to cause a builder to wait for a Thread, Command, or another Builder.
28 lines
904 B
Ruby
28 lines
904 B
Ruby
module Rscons
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# A class that knows how to build an instance of another Builder class when
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# it is needed.
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class BuilderBuilder
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# Create a BuilderBuilder.
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#
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# @param builder_class [Class]
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# The {Builder} class to be instantiated.
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# @param builder_args [Array]
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# Any extra arguments to be passed to the builder class.
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# @param builder_block [Proc, nil]
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# Optional block to be passed to the {Builder} class's #new method.
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def initialize(builder_class, *builder_args, &builder_block)
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@builder_class = builder_class
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@builder_args = builder_args
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@builder_block = builder_block
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end
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# Act like a regular {Builder} class object but really instantiate the
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# requested {Builder} class, potentially with extra arguments and a block.
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def new(*args)
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@builder_class.new(*@builder_args, *args, &@builder_block)
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end
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end
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end
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