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<dir>
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<dir>
<dir> – documenting a directory in the <contents> tag
The <dir> tag describes a directory in the package sources. A <dir> tag may contain other <dir> tags as well as <file> tags.
All files must be contained in a single top-level <dir> tag. For simple packages, simply use <dir name="/"> as the directory name.
Attributes
| Attribute name | Description |
|---|---|
| name | Name of the directory in the sources |
| Attribute name | Description |
|---|---|
| baseinstalldir | Relative location where all files and subdirectories will be installed |
Examples
An excerpt of the <contents> tag of a real package.xml:
<contents> <dir name="/"> <dir name="examples"> <file name="authors.php" role="doc" /> </dir> <dir name="HTML"> <dir name="Template"> <file name="PHPLIB.php" role="php" /> <dir name="PHPLIB"> <!-- more files --> </dir> </dir> </dir> </contents>
The baseinstalldir attribute is mostly used when the directory structure in the package source tree does not match the layout when installed (e.g. when the QuickForm/ directory needs to be installed as HTML/QuickForm/:
<contents> <dir name="/" baseinstalldir="HTML"> <dir name="QuickForm"> <file name="Element.php" role="php" /> <!-- would be installed as HTML/QuickForm/Element.php --> </dir> </dir> </contents>
Вернуться к: Detailed Tag Reference for package.xml version 2.0