sample.anygen

/* Sample anygen Config file */

///
/// Anygen config files must be in the same directory as the .csproj file 
/// and have the same name, just use .anygen as the extension
/// so c:\foo\myproj.csproj -> c:\foo\myproj.anygen 
///

/* 
The format:

.xyz { // the file extension to generate for

    // the command is the command to execute to produce the generated code. 
    // can be a single command or a whole batch script
    command: @"sometool.exe --input=%AG_INPUTFILENAME% --namespace=%AG_NAMESPACE% --classname=%AG_CLASSNAME% ";
    
    // where the tool should expect to get the results.
    // should either be stdout, stderr or a full path to the generated file
    results: stdout;
    
    // where the tool should expect to read errors from 
    // should either be stdout, stderr or a full path to a file
    errors: stdout;
    
    // a .NET regular expression to parse the error messages
    // use grouping names to match elements : row, column, message, level
    // other groups are ignored.
    error-rx: @"(?<filename>[^(]*)\((?<row>\d*),(?<column>\d*)\):(?<code>.*):(?<message>.*)"; 
}
*/

/* 
    Additonal environment variables that are exposed: 

    %AG_PROJECTFILENAME%    -- full path to the project file name
    %AG_INPUTFILENAME%      -- input file for code generation
    %AG_OUTPUTFILETYPE%     -- expected ouptut type (.cs, .vb)
    %AG_NAMESPACE%          -- expected namespace
    %AG_CLASSNAME%          -- expected class name
*/