Index: hammer.bat |
diff --git a/hammer.bat b/hammer.bat |
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--- a/hammer.bat |
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-@echo off |
- |
- |
-@rem We're in a submodule directory, look relative to the parent. |
-call python "%cd%\..\third_party\scons\scons.py" "--site-dir=..\site_scons" %* |
-goto omega |
- |
-:srcdir |
-call python "%cd%\third_party\scons\scons.py" --site-dir=site_scons %* |
-goto omega |
- |
-@rem Per the following page: |
-@rem http://code-bear.com/bearlog/2007/06/01/getting-the-exit-code-from-a-batch-file-that-is-run-from-a-python-program/ |
-@rem Just calling "exit /b" passes back an exit code, but in a way |
-@rem that does NOT get picked up correctly when executing the .bat |
-@rem file from the Python subprocess module. Using "call" as the |
-@rem last command in the .bat file makes it work as expected. |
- |
-:returncode |
-exit /b %ERRORLEVEL% |
- |
-:omega |
-call :returncode %ERRORLEVEL% |