--
-- vs2022.lua
-- Extend the existing exporters with support for Visual Studio 2022.
-- Copyright (c) Jason Perkins and the Premake project
--

local p = premake
local vstudio = p.vstudio

---
-- Define the Visual Studio 2019 export action.
---

newaction {
	-- Metadata for the command line and help system

	trigger     = "vs2022",
	shortname   = "Visual Studio 2022",
	description = "Generate Visual Studio 2022 project files",

	-- Visual Studio always uses Windows path and naming conventions

	targetos = "windows",
	toolset  = "msc-v143",

	-- The capabilities of this action

	valid_kinds     = { "ConsoleApp", "WindowedApp", "StaticLib", "SharedLib", "Makefile", "None", "Utility", "SharedItems" },
	valid_languages = { "C", "C++", "C#", "F#" },
	valid_tools     = {
		cc     = { "msc", "clang" },
		dotnet = { "msnet" },
	},

	-- Workspace and project generation logic

	onWorkspace = function(wks)
		p.vstudio.vs2005.generateSolution(wks)
	end,
	onProject = function(prj)
		p.vstudio.vs2010.generateProject(prj)
	end,
	onRule = function(rule)
		p.vstudio.vs2010.generateRule(rule)
	end,

	onCleanWorkspace = function(wks)
		p.vstudio.cleanSolution(wks)
	end,
	onCleanProject = function(prj)
		p.vstudio.cleanProject(prj)
	end,
	onCleanTarget = function(prj)
		p.vstudio.cleanTarget(prj)
	end,

	pathVars = vstudio.vs2010.pathVars,

	-- This stuff is specific to the Visual Studio exporters

	vstudio = {
		solutionVersion = "12",
		versionName     = "Version 17",
		targetFramework = "4.7.2",
		toolsVersion    = "15.0",
		userToolsVersion = "Current",
		filterToolsVersion = "4.0",
	}
}
