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This adds support for building the icons from make.bat unlike bash there is no passing environment variables on the command line. The scripts go out of their way to locate both blender and inkscape however if they are not found, the user is given a helpful error message telling them how to set the variables. Although some extra help can be given there, if your normal build is a 2019 full build running `make 2019 full icons` will help it find the blender executable as well. finally if you know the name of your build folder running `make builddir build_windows_Lite_x64_vc16_Release icons` will also work, if all fails you can point directly to the blender executable by running `set BLENDER_BIN=c:\where\blender\lives\blender.exe` before running `make icons` or `make icons_geom` The python scripts needed some small modifications since without the PATHEXT, SystemRoot and SystemDrive environment variables python will not initialize properly on windows. (Not blender related, even mainline python won't start without those)
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Batchfile
22 lines
554 B
Batchfile
REM First see if there is an environment variable set
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if EXIST "%INKSCAPE_BIN%" (
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goto detect_inkscape_done
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)
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REM Then see if inkscape is available in the path
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for %%X in (inkscape.exe) do (set INKSCAPE_BIN=%%~$PATH:X)
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if EXIST "%INKSCAPE_BIN%" (
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goto detect_inkscape_done
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)
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REM Finally see if it is perhaps installed at the default location
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set INKSCAPE_BIN=%ProgramFiles%\Inkscape\bin\inkscape.exe
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if EXIST "%INKSCAPE_BIN%" (
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goto detect_inkscape_done
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)
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REM If still not found clear the variable
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set INKSCAPE_BIN=
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:detect_inkscape_done
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