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UnrealEngineUWP/Engine/Source/Programs/AutomationTool/BuildGraph/Task.cs
Andrew Grant 505e2440b1 Copying //UE4/Orion-Staging to //UE4/Main (Origin: //Orion/Dev-General @ 2904087)
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MAJOR FEATURES + CHANGES
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#lockdown Nick.Penwarden

Change 2903938 on 2016/03/10 by Frank.Gigliotti

	Added an instance ID to FAnimMontageInstance

	#CodeReview Laurent.Delayen
	#RB Laurent.Delayen
	#Tests PIE

Change 2903745 on 2016/03/10 by Wes.Hunt

	Update Oodle TPS
	#rb none
	#tests none
	#codereview:john.pollard

Change 2903689 on 2016/03/10 by Uriel.Doyon

	New "LogHeroMaterials" console command, displaying the current state of materials and  textures on the character hero.
	#rb marcus.wasmer
	#codereview marcus.wassmer
	#tests editor, playing PC games, trying the new command

Change 2903669 on 2016/03/10 by Aaron.McLeran

	OR-17180 Make stat soundcues and stat soundwaves NOT display zero volume sounds

	- Change only effects debug stat commands for audio guys

	#rb none
	#tests played paragon with new debug stat commands, confirms doesn't show zero-volume sounds

Change 2903625 on 2016/03/10 by John.Pollard

	XB1 Oodle SDK

	#rb none
	#tests none
	#codereview Jeff.Campeau

Change 2903577 on 2016/03/10 by Ben.Marsh

	Remaking latest build scripts from //UE4/Main @ 2900980.

Change 2903560 on 2016/03/10 by Ben.Marsh

	Initial version of BuildGraph scripts - used to create build processes in UE4 which can be run locally or in parallel across a build farm (assuming synchronization and resource allocation implemented by a separate system). Intended to supersede GUBP.

	Build graphs are declared using an XML script using syntax similar to MSBuild, ANT or NAnt, and consist of the following components:

	* Tasks: Building blocks which can be executed as part of the build process. Many predefined tasks are provided (<Cook>, <Compile>, <Copy>, <Stage>, <Log>, <PakFile>, etc...), and additional tasks may be added be declaring classes derived from AutomationTool.CustomTask in other UAT modules.
	* Nodes: A named sequence of tasks which is executed to produce outputs. Nodes may have input dependencies on other nodes before they can be executed. Declared with the <Node> element in scripts.
	* Agent Groups: A set of nodes nodes which is executed on the same machine if running as part of a build system. Has no effect when building locally. Declared with the <Group> element in scripts.
	* Triggers: Container for groups which should only be executed when explicitly triggered (using the -Trigger=<Name> or -SkipTriggers command line argument). Declared with the <Trigger> element in scripts.
	* Notifiers: Specifies email recipients for failures in one or more nodes, whether they should receive notifications on warnings, and so on.

	Properties can be passed in to a script on the command line, or set procedurally with the <Property Name="Foo" Value="Bar"/> syntax. Properties referenced with the $(Property Name) notation are valid within all strings, and will be expanded as macros when the script is read. If a property name is not set explicitly, it defaults to the contents of an environment variable with the same name.

	Local properties, which only affect the scope of the containing XML element (node, group, etc...) are declared with the <Local Name="Foo" Value="Bar"/> element, and will override a similarly named global property for the local property's scope.

	Any elements can be conditionally defined via the "If" attribute, and are largely identical to MSBuild conditions. Literals in conditions may be quoted with single (') or double (") quotes, or an unquoted sequence of letters, digits and underscore characters. All literals are considered identical regardless of how they are declared, and are considered case-insensitive for comparisons (so true equals 'True', equals "TRUE"). Available operators are "==", "!=", "And", "Or", "!", "(...)", "Exists(...)" and "HasTrailingSlash(...)". A full grammar is written up in Condition.cs.

	File manipulation is done using wildcards and tags. Any attribute that accepts a list of files may consist of: a Perforce-style wildcard (matching any number of "...", "*" and "?" patterns in any location), a full path name, or a reference to a tagged collection of files, denoted by prefixing with a '#' character. Files may be added to a tag set using the <Tag> Task, which also allows performing set union/difference style operations. Each node can declare multiple outputs in the form of a list of named tags, which other nodes can then depend on.

	Build graphs may be executed in parallel as part build system. To do so, the initial graph configuration is generated by running with the -Export=<Filename> argument (producing a JSON file listing the nodes and dependencies to execute). Each participating agent should be synced to the same changelist, and UAT should be re-run with the appropriate -Node=<Name> argument. Outputs from different nodes are transferred between agents via shared storage, typically a network share, the path to which can be specified on the command line using the -SharedStorageDir=<Path> argument. Note that the allocation of machines, and coordination between them, is assumed to be managed by an external system.

	A schema for the known set of tasks can be generated by running UAT with the "-Schema=<FileName>" option. Generating a schema and referencing it from a BuildGraph script allows Visual Studio to validate and auto-complete elements as you type.

	#rb none
	#codereview Marc.Audy, Wes.Hunt, Matthew.Griffin, Richard.Fawcett
	#tests local only so far, but not part of any build process yet

Change 2903539 on 2016/03/10 by John.Pollard

	Improve replay playback debugging of character movement

	#rb none
	#tests replays

Change 2903526 on 2016/03/10 by Ben.Marsh

	Remake changes from //UE4/Main without integration history, to add support for BuildGraph tasks.

	#rb none
	#tests none

Change 2903512 on 2016/03/10 by Dan.Youhon

	Modify minimum Duration values for JumpForce and MoveToForce ability tasks so that having minimum Duration values doesn't trigger check()s

	#rb None
	#tests Compiles

Change 2903474 on 2016/03/10 by Marc.Audy

	Fix crash if ChildActor is null
	#rb None
	#tests None

Change 2903314 on 2016/03/10 by Marc.Audy

	Fix ParentComponent not being persisted and fixup content that was saved in the window it was broken
	#rb James.Golding
	#tests Selection of child actors works as expected
	#jira UE-28201

Change 2903298 on 2016/03/10 by Simon.Tovey

	Disabling the trails optimization.

	#tests none
	#rb none

	#codereview Olaf.Piesche

Change 2903124 on 2016/03/10 by Robert.Manuszewski

	Small refactor to pak signing to help with exe protection

	#rb none
	#tests none

[CL 2907678 by Andrew Grant in Main branch]
2016-03-13 18:53:13 -04:00

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C#

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Xml;
using UnrealBuildTool;
namespace AutomationTool
{
/// <summary>
/// Specifies validation that should be performed on a task parameter.
/// </summary>
public enum TaskParameterValidationType
{
/// <summary>
/// Allow any valid values for the field type.
/// </summary>
Default,
/// <summary>
/// A standard name; alphanumeric characters, plus underscore and space. Spaces at the start or end, or more than one in a row are prohibited.
/// </summary>
Name,
/// <summary>
/// A list of names separated by semicolons
/// </summary>
NameList,
/// <summary>
/// A tag name (a regular name with an optional '#' prefix)
/// </summary>
Tag,
/// <summary>
/// A list of tag names separated by semicolons
/// </summary>
TagList,
}
/// <summary>
/// Attribute to mark parameters to a task, which should be read as XML attributes from the script file.
/// </summary>
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Field | AttributeTargets.Property)]
public class TaskParameterAttribute : Attribute
{
/// <summary>
/// Whether the parameter can be omitted
/// </summary>
public bool Optional
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Sets additional restrictions on how this field is validated in the schema. Default is to allow any valid field type.
/// </summary>
public TaskParameterValidationType ValidationType
{
get;
set;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Attribute used to associate an XML element name with a parameter block that can be used to construct tasks
/// </summary>
[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Class)]
public class TaskElementAttribute : Attribute
{
/// <summary>
/// Name of the XML element that can be used to denote this class
/// </summary>
public string Name;
/// <summary>
/// Type to be constructed from the deserialized element
/// </summary>
public Type ParametersType;
/// <summary>
/// Constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="InName">Name of the XML element used to denote this object</param>
/// <param name="InParametersType">Type to be constructed from this object</param>
public TaskElementAttribute(string InName, Type InParametersType)
{
Name = InName;
ParametersType = InParametersType;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Base class for all custom build tasks
/// </summary>
public abstract class CustomTask
{
/// <summary>
/// Allow this task to merge with other tasks within the same node if it can. This can be useful to allow tasks to execute in parallel.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="OtherTasks">Other tasks that this task can merge with. If a merge takes place, the other tasks should be removed from the list.</param>
public virtual void Merge(List<CustomTask> OtherTasks)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Execute this node.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Job">Information about the current job</param>
/// <param name="BuildProducts">Set of build products produced by this node.</param>
/// <param name="TagNameToFileSet">Mapping from tag names to the set of files they include</param>
/// <returns>Whether the task succeeded or not. Exiting with an exception will be caught and treated as a failure.</returns>
public abstract bool Execute(JobContext Job, HashSet<FileReference> BuildProducts, Dictionary<string, HashSet<FileReference>> TagNameToFileSet);
/// <summary>
/// Resolves a single name to a file reference, resolving relative paths to the root of the current path.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Name">Name of the file</param>
/// <returns>Fully qualified file reference</returns>
public static FileReference ResolveFile(string Name)
{
if(Path.IsPathRooted(Name))
{
return new FileReference(Name);
}
else
{
return new FileReference(Path.Combine(CommandUtils.CmdEnv.LocalRoot, Name));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Resolves a directory reference from the given string. Assumes the root directory is the root of the current branch.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Name">Name of the directory. May be null or empty.</param>
/// <returns>The resolved directory</returns>
public static DirectoryReference ResolveDirectory(string Name)
{
if(String.IsNullOrEmpty(Name))
{
return new DirectoryReference(CommandUtils.CmdEnv.LocalRoot);
}
else if(Path.IsPathRooted(Name))
{
return new DirectoryReference(Name);
}
else
{
return new DirectoryReference(Path.Combine(CommandUtils.CmdEnv.LocalRoot, Name));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Finds or adds a set containing files with the given tag
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Name">The tag name to return a set for. An leading '#' character is optional.</param>
/// <returns>Set of files</returns>
public static HashSet<FileReference> FindOrAddTagSet(Dictionary<string, HashSet<FileReference>> TagNameToFileSet, string Name)
{
// Get the clean tag name, without the leading '#' character
string TagName = Name.StartsWith("#")? Name.Substring(1) : Name;
// Find the files which match this tag
HashSet<FileReference> Files;
if(!TagNameToFileSet.TryGetValue(TagName, out Files))
{
Files = new HashSet<FileReference>();
TagNameToFileSet.Add(TagName, Files);
}
// If we got a null reference, it's because the tag is not listed as an input for this node (see RunGraph.BuildSingleNode). Fill it in, but only with an error.
if(Files == null)
{
CommandUtils.LogError("Attempt to reference tag '{0}', which is not listed as a dependency of this node.", Name);
Files = new HashSet<FileReference>();
TagNameToFileSet.Add(TagName, Files);
}
return Files;
}
/// <summary>
/// Resolve a list of file specifications separated by semicolons, each of which may be:
/// a) A p4-style wildcard as acceped by FileFilter (eg. *.cpp;Engine/.../*.bat)
/// b) The name of a tag set (eg. #CompiledBinaries)
/// Only rules which include files are supported - files cannot be excluded using "-Pattern" syntax (because wildcards are not run on the tag set).
/// </summary>
/// <param name="BaseDirectory">The base directory to match files</param>
/// <param name="IncludePatternList">The list of patterns which select files to include in the match. See above.</param>
/// <param name="IncludePatternList">Patterns of files to exclude from the match.</param>
/// <param name="TagNameToFileSet">Mapping of tag name to fileset, as passed to the Execute() method</param>
/// <returns>Set of matching files.</returns>
public static HashSet<FileReference> ResolveFilespec(DirectoryReference BaseDirectory, string[] Patterns, Dictionary<string, HashSet<FileReference>> TagNameToFileSet)
{
HashSet<FileReference> Files = new HashSet<FileReference>();
// Add all the tagged files directly into the output set, and add any patterns into a filter that gets applied to the directory
FileFilter Filter = new FileFilter(FileFilterType.Exclude);
foreach(string Pattern in Patterns)
{
if(Pattern.StartsWith("#"))
{
Files.UnionWith(FindOrAddTagSet(TagNameToFileSet, Pattern.Substring(1)));
}
else
{
Filter.AddRule(Pattern, FileFilterType.Include);
}
}
// Include the files from disk, and return the full set
Files.UnionWith(Filter.ApplyToDirectory(BaseDirectory, true));
return Files;
}
/// <summary>
/// Splits a string separated by semicolons into a list, removing empty entries
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Text">The input string</param>
/// <returns>Array of the parsed items</returns>
public static string[] SplitDelimitedList(string Text)
{
return Text.Split(';').Select(x => x.Trim()).Where(x => x.Length > 0).ToArray();
}
}
}