sample2.anygen

/* Another sample anygen Config file */

.abc {
    // uses a batch file to make a .cs file!
    // command can be either a command line or a batch script.
    command:@"
echo using System;
echo // projectfilename : %AG_PROJECTFILENAME%
echo // output type : %AG_OUTPUTFILETYPE%
echo // input filename: %AG_INPUTFILENAME%
echo namespace %AG_NAMESPACE% {
echo    public class %AG_CLASSNAME% {
echo        public string somestring = @""this is a test of a string"";
echo. 
echo    }
echo }
echo %AG_INPUTFILENAME%(2,1):BAD:Filename is too sad!
exit 1
";
    
    /* additonal environment variables that are exposed: 
        %AG_PROJECTFILENAME%
        %AG_INPUTFILENAME%
        %AG_OUTPUTFILETYPE%
        %AG_NAMESPACE%
        %AG_CLASSNAME%
    */
    
    // where to expect the output from the tool. 
    // valid values are stdout, stderr or a path.
    // you can use standard CMD environment variables (%tmp% ,etc...)
    // and they will be expanded.
    result: stdout; // default
    
    // where to expect error messages from the tool
    // valid values are stdout, stderr or a path.
    // you can use standard CMD environment variables (%tmp% ,etc...)
    // and they will be expanded.
    // errors are only picked up on exitcode != 0
    errors: stdout; // default 
    
    // optional: error matching regular expression
    // use grouping names to match elements:
    //      group names: row, column, message, level
    // (unused group names: filename, code)
    error-rx: @"(?<filename>[^(]*)\((?<row>\d*),(?<column>\d*)\):(?<code>.*):(?<message>.*)";
}