BuiltinFunctions Class Reference

The BuiltinFunctions class provides functions for the qmake environment. More...

    #include <BuiltinFunctions>

Inherits FunctionProvider.

List of all members, including inherited members

Public Functions

BuiltinFunctions ()
virtual bool callFunction ( Project * project, QStringList & rv, const QString & function, const QStringLists & arguments )

5 public functions inherited from FunctionProvider

Macros

IMPLEMENT_FUNCTION ( x, proj, args, rv )

Additional Inherited Members

6 static public members inherited from FunctionProvider

Detailed Description

The BuiltinFunctions class provides functions for the qmake environment.

The functions provided are implemented using the IMPLEMENT_FUNCTION() macro.

Member Function Documentation

BuiltinFunctions::BuiltinFunctions ()

Construct a BuiltinFunctions instance. This function provider has a higher priority than QtScriptFunctions so its functions override functions that are also specified in JavaScript.

bool BuiltinFunctions::callFunction ( Project * project, QStringList & rv, const QString & function, const QStringLists & arguments ) `[virtual]`

This runs function with arguments. The function is passed the project and returns data via rv. Returns true if the function exists, false otherwise.

Reimplemented from FunctionProvider.

Macro Documentation

IMPLEMENT_FUNCTION ( x, proj, args, rv )

Define a builtin function for QBuild.

The function is called x. You can specify the name of the project variable by setting proj or you can leave it empty. You can specify the name of the arguments variable by setting args or you can leave it empty. You can specify the name of the return variable by setting rv or you can leave it empty.

For example, to define a function foo that returns data but does not take arguments or use the project you would do:

    IMPLEMENT_FUNCTION(foo,,,rv);

Note that this macro only works in builtinfunctions.cpp.