Method prints absolute paths with text executable files of current package, which need to be reflected in ROOT, each on new line. Files are taken from directories, printed by get_installed_tracked_exec_dirs(3). Names are chosen by templates, given in any_root_exec_name_template. Default value is *-config *-config-*. So files of interest for hello-world-1.0, built for amd64, would be:

/build/image/amd64/hello-world-1.0/usr/bin/hello-config

And for hello-world-2.0 with new API:

/build/image/amd64/hello-world-2.0/usr/bin/hello-config-2

Printed files must be executable scripts. To determine that the file(1) utility is used like that:

    file -b --mime-type filename 

If printed type of a file is contained in option any_root_exec_editable, file is considered suitable. Default value of the option is:
text/ application/xml application/x-shellscript inode/symlink

Thus binary executable files do not go to ROOT. If such files are needed, they must be installed in host environment at general default location like /usr/bin/.

The method writes to T.

The method uses any-api(7) variables:

T

The method uses engine variables:

empty_DIR

The following options affect the method:

any_root_exec_name_template

any_root_exec_editable

The method calls any-map(7) interfaces:

get_installed_tracked_exec_dirs(3)

any(1), any-map(7), any-api(7), pkg_root(3), get_installed_tracked_exec_dirs(3), get_installed_tracked_dirs(3)