>If you tell me how to check in an actions section whether a Jam >variable is empty or not, then I can do that. >The apparently trivial problem is trickier on a closer look (unless I >miss something very basic). The Jam variable may be empty, contain one >or an arbitrary number of elements. A simple test like `if [ -z $(var) >]; then...' doesn't work very well with lists of more than one element. >`"$(var)"' doesn't help, since Jam expands a list always to a list -- >in this case to `"element1" "element2" ...'. >Yep, with a `for' loop one can work around, but I personally find that >quite ugly. I have used quite a different method for creating AddResources that I think might work a little better in this regard. Once I publish my "Jamfile-engine" and get some feedback I'll see about doing similar things in our Jamrules... Ryan Leavengood OpenBeOS Build Team Lead