old_contents: # Copyright (c) 2011 Google Inc. All rights reserved.
  # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
  # found in the LICENSE file.
  
  """gypd output module
  
  This module produces gyp input as its output.  Output files are given the
  .gypd extension to avoid overwriting the .gyp files that they are generated
  from.  Internal references to .gyp files (such as those found in
  "dependencies" sections) are not adjusted to point to .gypd files instead;
  unlike other paths, which are relative to the .gyp or .gypd file, such paths
  are relative to the directory from which gyp was run to create the .gypd file.
  
  This generator module is intended to be a sample and a debugging aid, hence
  the "d" for "debug" in .gypd.  It is useful to inspect the results of the
  various merges, expansions, and conditional evaluations performed by gyp
  and to see a representation of what would be fed to a generator module.
  
  It's not advisable to rename .gypd files produced by this module to .gyp,
  because they will have all merges, expansions, and evaluations already
  performed and the relevant constructs not present in the output; paths to
  dependencies may be wrong; and various sections that do not belong in .gyp
  files such as such as "included_files" and "*_excluded" will be present.
  Output will also be stripped of comments.  This is not intended to be a
  general-purpose gyp pretty-printer; for that, you probably just want to
  run "pprint.pprint(eval(open('source.gyp').read()))", which will still strip
  comments but won't do all of the other things done to this module's output.
  
  The specific formatting of the output generated by this module is subject
  to change.
  """
  
  
  import gyp.common
  import errno
  import os
  import pprint
  
  
  # These variables should just be spit back out as variable references.
  _generator_identity_variables = [
    'EXECUTABLE_PREFIX',
    'EXECUTABLE_SUFFIX',
    'INTERMEDIATE_DIR',
    'PRODUCT_DIR',
    'RULE_INPUT_ROOT',
    'RULE_INPUT_DIRNAME',
    'RULE_INPUT_EXT',
    'RULE_INPUT_NAME',
    'RULE_INPUT_PATH',
    'SHARED_INTERMEDIATE_DIR',
  ]
  
  # gypd doesn't define a default value for OS like many other generator
  # modules.  Specify "-D OS=whatever" on the command line to provide a value.
  generator_default_variables = {
  }
  
  # gypd supports multiple toolsets
  generator_supports_multiple_toolsets = True
  
  # TODO(mark): This always uses <, which isn't right.  The input module should
  # notify the generator to tell it which phase it is operating in, and this
  # module should use < for the early phase and then switch to > for the late
  # phase.  Bonus points for carrying @ back into the output too.
  for v in _generator_identity_variables:
    generator_default_variables[v] = '<(%s)' % v
  
  
  def GenerateOutput(target_list, target_dicts, data, params):
    output_files = {}
    for qualified_target in target_list:
      [input_file, target] = \
          gyp.common.ParseQualifiedTarget(qualified_target)[0:2]
  
      if input_file[-4:] != '.gyp':
        continue
      input_file_stem = input_file[:-4]
      output_file = input_file_stem + params['options'].suffix + '.gypd'
  
      if not output_file in output_files:
        output_files[output_file] = input_file
  
    for output_file, input_file in output_files.iteritems():
      output = open(output_file, 'w')
      pprint.pprint(data[input_file], output)
      output.close()
  
new_contents: # Copyright (c) 2011 Google Inc. All rights reserved.
  # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
  # found in the LICENSE file.
  
  """gypd output module
  
  This module produces gyp input as its output.  Output files are given the
  .gypd extension to avoid overwriting the .gyp files that they are generated
  from.  Internal references to .gyp files (such as those found in
  "dependencies" sections) are not adjusted to point to .gypd files instead;
  unlike other paths, which are relative to the .gyp or .gypd file, such paths
  are relative to the directory from which gyp was run to create the .gypd file.
  
  This generator module is intended to be a sample and a debugging aid, hence
  the "d" for "debug" in .gypd.  It is useful to inspect the results of the
  various merges, expansions, and conditional evaluations performed by gyp
  and to see a representation of what would be fed to a generator module.
  
  It's not advisable to rename .gypd files produced by this module to .gyp,
  because they will have all merges, expansions, and evaluations already
  performed and the relevant constructs not present in the output; paths to
  dependencies may be wrong; and various sections that do not belong in .gyp
  files such as such as "included_files" and "*_excluded" will be present.
  Output will also be stripped of comments.  This is not intended to be a
  general-purpose gyp pretty-printer; for that, you probably just want to
  run "pprint.pprint(eval(open('source.gyp').read()))", which will still strip
  comments but won't do all of the other things done to this module's output.
  
  The specific formatting of the output generated by this module is subject
  to change.
  """
  
  
  import gyp.common
  import errno
  import os
  import pprint
  
  
  # These variables should just be spit back out as variable references.
  _generator_identity_variables = [
    'CONFIGURATION_NAME',
    'EXECUTABLE_PREFIX',
    'EXECUTABLE_SUFFIX',
    'INTERMEDIATE_DIR',
    'LIB_DIR',
    'PRODUCT_DIR',
    'RULE_INPUT_ROOT',
    'RULE_INPUT_DIRNAME',
    'RULE_INPUT_EXT',
    'RULE_INPUT_NAME',
    'RULE_INPUT_PATH',
    'SHARED_INTERMEDIATE_DIR',
    'SHARED_LIB_DIR',
  ]
  
  # gypd doesn't define a default value for OS like many other generator
  # modules.  Specify "-D OS=whatever" on the command line to provide a value.
  generator_default_variables = {
  }
  
  # gypd supports multiple toolsets
  generator_supports_multiple_toolsets = True
  
  # TODO(mark): This always uses <, which isn't right.  The input module should
  # notify the generator to tell it which phase it is operating in, and this
  # module should use < for the early phase and then switch to > for the late
  # phase.  Bonus points for carrying @ back into the output too.
  for v in _generator_identity_variables:
    generator_default_variables[v] = '<(%s)' % v
  
  
  def GenerateOutput(target_list, target_dicts, data, params):
    output_files = {}
    for qualified_target in target_list:
      [input_file, target] = \
          gyp.common.ParseQualifiedTarget(qualified_target)[0:2]
  
      if input_file[-4:] != '.gyp':
        continue
      input_file_stem = input_file[:-4]
      output_file = input_file_stem + params['options'].suffix + '.gypd'
  
      if not output_file in output_files:
        output_files[output_file] = input_file
  
    for output_file, input_file in output_files.iteritems():
      output = open(output_file, 'w')
      pprint.pprint(data[input_file], output)
      output.close()
  
subject: update with required default variables.