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2008/3/1, Erik <esigra@×××××.com>: |
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> Is it possible to set a property on a file and have it remove |
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> automatically when the file is modified? |
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> Suppose that we have a style checker that checks a lot of source code |
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> files. Once it examined a file and found it to be clean, it should set a |
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> property on the file ("style-clean"). Whenever the style checker is |
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> executed it skips files with this property. Whenever the file is |
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> modified, the filesystem removes the property. |
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> Is this possible? Which filesystems does it work on? |
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One solution would be using 'make'. With rules like the following |
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only modified files will |
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be proceeded: |
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timestamp: myFile |
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doSomthingWidth myFile |
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touch timestamp |
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