id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc
7163,Issue in glob rule when invoked in <conditional>.,Dmitriy Kinoshenko <dvb.kharkov@…>,Vladimir Prus,"Hi,

When we use glob rule inside conditional in dependency target, it makes ""globbing"" not inside directory of dependency project, but inside dependent one. To reproduce, take example/libraries from boost build repository, amend util/foo/jamfile to introduce <conditional>:

>>>
rule print-my-sources ( properties * )
{
    ECHO My sources: ;
    ECHO [ glob *.cpp ] ;
}

project 
    : usage-requirements <include>include ;

lib bar : bar.cpp : <conditional>@print-my-sources ;
<<<

Finally, build from jamroot.jam level and see the output:
My sources:
app.cpp
My sources:
app.cpp

We expected to see ""bar.cpp"", while it seems that context was not switched from dependent ""app"" to dependency ""util/foo"", and thus we got ""app.cpp"".

Attached reworked example/libraries.",Bugs,closed,To Be Determined,build,Boost Development Trunk,Problem,fixed,bjam glob <conditional>,