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31 lines
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name: files
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returns: list[file]
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description: |
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This command takes the strings given to it in arguments and returns
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corresponding File objects that you can use as sources for build
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targets. The difference is that file objects remember the subdirectory
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they were defined in and can be used anywhere in the source tree.
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example: |
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As an example suppose you have source file `foo.cpp` in subdirectory
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`bar1` and you would like to use it in a build target that is defined
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in `bar2`. To make this happen you first create the object in `bar1`
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like this:
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```meson
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foofile = files('foo.cpp')
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```
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Then you can use it in `bar2` like this:
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```meson
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executable('myprog', 'myprog.cpp', foofile, ...)
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```
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Meson will then do the right thing.
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varargs:
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name: file
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type: str
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description: Path to the file.
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