#!/usr/bin/env python
#-*- coding:utf-8 -*-

# This is a PRODUCT configuration file example.
# See salomeTools documentation for more information on the parameters.

PRODUCT:
{
    # name of the application
    name : 'TODO'
    # version of SALOME V5, V6...
    version_maj : 'V6'
    
    out_dir : $USER.workDir + '/' + $PRODUCT.name + '_' + $VARS.arch
    # default prepare method: cvs, git, dir, archive
    get_method : 'cvs'
    # default version for SALOME's modules (cvs tag: V6_main)
    default_version_to_download : 'TODO'
    
    # steps for product and maintenance commands
    etapes :
    [
        # steps 
        'save'
        'prepare'
        'environ'
        'compile'
        'application'
        'test'
    ]

    # list the required prerequisites with their versions
    prerequis :
    {
        "Python" : "2.4.4"
        TODO
    }

    # list the modules
    modules :
    [
        "<application>" # name of this application module
        "KERNEL"
        "GUI"
        TODO
    ]
    
    # compilation flags
    compil_in_debug_mode : "no" # yes, non all, none or list
    # list of modules to compile in debug when compil_in_debug_mode = 'list'
    #debug_modules : [ 'KERNEL', 'GUI' ]
    compil_in_single_dir : "no"
    ignore_step_errors : [ 'compile', 'application' ]
    with_mpi : "no"
    make_flags : ''
    
    # name of the default test grid
    grid_to_test : ''
}

APPLI :
{
    configure :
    {
        "splash":
        {
            "image" : $TOOLS.common.module_info.%(NAME)s.install_dir + "/resources/splash.png"
        }
        "resources":
        {
            "LightApp" : $TOOLS.common.module_info.%(NAME)s.install_dir + "/resources"
        }
    }
}

# add definition for new modules

TOOLS: { common: {

    # add definition of new prerequisites
    #prereq_info : {
    #}

    # add definition of new modules
    module_info : {

        # insert the pyconf generated for this module here
        '<module>' :
        {
            name : ''
        ...
        }

    }

}}


# Overwrite definitions of standard modules or prerequisites.
#__overwrite__ :
#[
#]