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ScriptRule File Syntax

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   Command elements for each file in the source project folder that meet 
   certain criteria.  This element may also be used to copy files
   from the source project folder to the .NET project folder.
   
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   according to its attributes:  Condition="var1.var2=='val1.val2'" to simulate locical AND
      Condition="var=~'val1|val2'"       to simulate logical OR

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                element will only be merged for upgrade tasks having SrcName equal
                to the string "ScanToolUI".
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   searched; if Files="Top", only the root of the source folder is searched.
   
   The CopyFiles attribute may be "On" or "Off".  The default is "On". If 
   CopyFiles="on", the files found in the source project folder will be copied
   to the corresponding .NET project folder with directory structure preserved.
   The folders and files are copied prior to the translation process.
   
   Within the <Each> block, the notation %FileInfo.member% may be used to refer 
   to information about the files found in the source folder:

   %FileInfo.RelativeName%: path relative to the source project root
   %FileInfo.Name%: file name
   %FileInfo.FullName%: full path
   %FileInfo.DirectoryName%: parent folder name

Activating a ScriptRule

   Adding a <ScriptRule> tag to the script requests the merging of the named
   script collection.

   <ScriptRule id="name" attributeList /> 

   The id attribute specifies the command collection to add.

   The attributeList specifies variables that may be referenced elsewhere 
   in the ScriptRule. Variable references are case insensitive. 

   For example the following ScriptRule tag: 

   <ScriptRule id="IncludeResources" Criteria="*.wav" /> 

   requests loading the command collection named IncludeResouces and 
   creates a ScriptRule variable named %Criteria% with value = "*.wav"
   
Specifying the ScriptRule file

   By default, the ScriptRule XML is located in a file called ScriptRule.xml 
   and is typically kept in the workspace\usr folder.
   
   If desired, you may specify an alternate location using a FileName attributespecified folder that meets 
   certain criteria.  This element may also be used to copy files
   from the specified folder to the .NET project folder.
   
   The set of files to iterate over is defined by a <Iterator/FileInfo> element 
   according to its attributes:  
   
   The FileInfo@Criteria attribute is a search pattern (e.g. *.wav) used to 
   get files from the source folder.  
   
   The FileInfo@Folder attribute specifies the folder to search for files.
   The default is the source folder associated with the upgrade task.
   %SrcFolder%, %UserFolder%, and %ProjFolder% script variables may also be used.

   The FileInfo@Recurse attribute may be "All" or "Top".  The default is "All".  
   If Files="All", the root of the source folder and all of its sub-folders are 
   searched; if Files="Top", only the root of the source folder is searched.
   
   The FileInfo@CopyFiles attribute may be "On" or "Off".  The default is "On". If 
   CopyFiles="on", the files found in the source project folder will be copied
   to the corresponding .NET project folder with directory structure preserved.
   The folders and files are copied prior to the translation process.
   
   Within the <Each> block, the notation %FileInfo.member% may be used to refer 
   to information about the files found in the source folder:

   %FileInfo.RelativeName%: path relative to the source project root
   %FileInfo.Name%: file name
   %FileInfo.FullName%: full path
   %FileInfo.DirectoryName%: parent folder name

Activating a ScriptRule

   Adding a <ScriptRule> tag to the script requests the merging of the named
   script collection.

   <ScriptRule id="name" attributeList /> 

   The id attribute specifies the command collection to add.

   The attributeList specifies variables that may be referenced elsewhere 
   in the ScriptRule. Variable references are case insensitive. 

   For example the following ScriptRule tag: 

   <ScriptRule id="IncludeResources" Criteria="*.wav" /> 

   requests loading the command collection named IncludeResouces and 
   creates a ScriptRule variable named %Criteria% with value = "*.wav"
   
Specifying the ScriptRule file

   By default, the ScriptRule XML is located in a file called ScriptRule.xml 
   and is typically kept in the workspace\usr folder.
   
   If desired, you may specify an alternate location using a FileName attribute
   for example:
   
   <ScriptRule id="ADODBUpgrade" FileName="..\usr\ADODB.Rules.xml" /> 
   
   The above loads the ScriptRule file named ..\usr\ADODB.Rules.xml 
   (relative to the workspace log folder).  And then merges in the 
   ScriptRule element having id="ADODBUpgrade":
   
   <ScriptRule id="ADODBUpgrade" Condition="%TaskTag%=='upg'" >
   ... rules to perform ADODBUpgrade for tasks having TaskTag=='upg' ...
   </ScriptRule>
   
See Also:

   For more information, see the "Eval" VB6 Upgrade sample here 
   https://portal.greatmigrations.com/display/GMG/Samples
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<ScriptRules>
<!-- Here is a sample of the ScriptRule syntax -->
<ScriptRule id="BasicRulesStandardUpgrade">
   <Option>
      <!-- directories for configuration files -->

      <select Target="%UserFolder%" />
      <Select Local="%IdfFromCodeFolder%" />
      <Select System="%IdfFromIdlFolder%" />

      <!-- translation options -->

      <Select Progress="1" />
      <Select DevEnv="%DevEnv%" />
      <Select Dialect="%Dialect%" />
      <Select BuildFile="local" />

      <!-- directories for deployment and external assemblies -->

      <select VirtualRoot="%VirtualRoot%" />
      <Select DeployLocation="%NetProjFolder%" />
      <Select Library="%RuntimeFolder%" />

      <!-- custom processing commands -->

   </Option>
   <Compile Condition="%SrcName%=~'Project1|Project2'" >
      <!-- pre-edits -->
      <!-- compile refactors commands-->
   </Compile>
   <PreAnalyse>
      <!-- pre-analyse refactor commands -->
   </PreAnalyse>
   <PostAnalyse>
      <!-- post-analyse refactors commands-->
   </PostAnalyse>
   <Author Condition="%SrcName%=~'Project1|Project2'" >
      <!-- post-edits -->          
   </Author>
   <PostAuthor>
      <!-- post-author refactors commands-->
   </PostAuthor>
</ScriptRule>
</ScriptRules>