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I am giving a stab at streamlining the "install from git" instructions, and for the first time I tried "update multiple".
it's mostly harmless but I found it surprising (and could end up confusing) that all directories including eg android are preprocessed for a Xcode platform.
would a form of filter/map be possible to only process the relevant example for a given platform?
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Yes good idea.
PG it is now using fs::recursive_directory_iterator so it is getting everything with a src folder inside.
it is possible to program to ignore "android / ios / tvOS" folders. I prefer not hardcode out this folders.
As an alternative idea: we could have different examples folders for this unique platforms.
Folders like this three have a different nature than the other ones, they are not multiplatform so maybe they could live in other folders in git repository, like:
there is another funny thing that happens:
if you compile one example using make,
make creates an obj folder with a src folder inside
and then you execute PG recursively over examples
it will be creating some projects inside obj folder also.
I am giving a stab at streamlining the "install from git" instructions, and for the first time I tried "update multiple".
it's mostly harmless but I found it surprising (and could end up confusing) that all directories including eg android are preprocessed for a Xcode platform.
would a form of filter/map be possible to only process the relevant example for a given platform?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: