Introduces the new variable PLASTER_TemplateSource #316
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…the template full FileName which is used to create a File Example of use: # Used Template: <%=$PLASTER_TemplateSource%> Will get the full Template name: # Used Template PowerShellOrg#2: C:\…\scaffold\Build.template
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| . .\NewPlasterManifest.ps1 |
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We don't dot source these here but in the psm1 file.
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I don't understand this one... thanks a lot for cleaning it.
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| Invoke-Plaster c:\GitWork\Clones\GitHub\�Tom\ModuleBuild\release\ModuleBuild\plaster\ModuleBuild\ c:\Temp\--\-PSModul\ModuleBuildTest2\ |
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I'm not sure what is up with this but it needs to be removed.
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I'm very sorry that I missed this debugging code and checked it in.
Thanks for removing it!
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| # Eval script expression delimiters | |||
| if ($content -and ($content.Count -gt 0)) { | |||
| # Sets the Variable to the currently used template | |||
| Set-Variable -Name PLASTER_TemplateSource -Value $srcPath -Scope Script | |||
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I think this is reasonable but I'd probably want to name this something like PLASTER_TemplateFileSource.
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In my tests, it worked fine...
PLASTER_TemplateFileSource is more precise than PLASTER_TemplateSource
I was not sure if there are situations, where Files are created just by code (without any template file) and then, PLASTER_TemplateSource could be used for both situations (Generated by code and generated by Template)
- Renamed the new Variable to `PLASTER_TemplateFileSource` - Removed the 'debugging Code' Lines at the very end of the source file. I'm very sorry for this.
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This was my 1st contribution with bugs and I did not know the workflow... I just have fixed the issues and hope it's done the right way... |
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Good evening |
| @@ -1133,6 +1133,8 @@ function Invoke-Plaster { | |||
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| # Eval script expression delimiters | |||
| if ($content -and ($content.Count -gt 0)) { | |||
| # Sets the Variable to the currently used template | |||
| Set-Variable -Name PLASTER_TemplateFileSource -Value $srcPath -Scope Script | |||
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Unfortunately this doesn't work "as-is" because setting a variable in this runspace doesn't help since the template file is processed in a constrained runspace. The variable needs to be set there. I'll noodle on this some as I really like the idea of providing this info inside a template file.
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Not needed |
The new variable PLASTER_TemplateSource references the template full FileName which is used to build a File. Example of use:
# Used Template: <%=$PLASTER_TemplateSource%>Will get the full Template name:
# Used Template #2: C:\…\scaffold\Build.template