rh._.exports({"0":[[" ","Creating Build Options"]],"1":[[" ","Creating \n Build Options"," ","To create a build option from a build \n configuration, build area, or target:"," ","Check \n\t out the build configuration if you have not already done so."," ","Select \n\t the build configuration, build area, or target."," ","Click \n\t the New Object icon (shaped like a plus sign) next to the Build Options \n\t area. The Add New Build Option dialog box appears."," ","Enter \n\t a ","Name"," for the option. This name is \n\t used in build scripts later. The name can contain spaces."," ","NOTE  ","If \n\t you use the same name for build options in all areas, the following \n\t precedence table applies, in order of highest priority to lowest priority:"," ","Build \n\t\t options defined in the Run Build wizard"," ","Build \n\t\t options defined at the target level"," ","Build \n\t\t options defined at the build area level"," ","Build \n\t\t options defined at the build configuration level"," ","Enter \n\t an optional ","Description"," for the option."," ","For \n\t the ","Value Type",", select from Freeform text, \n\t Option Rule, and Option Link."," ","Freeform text"," ","Option Rule"," ","Option Link"," ","Enter \n\t the ","Value"," for the option."," ","Click \n\t ","OK",". A confirmation dialog box appears briefly, \n\t and the new option appears in the Build Options area."," ","NOTE  ","You can also specify build \n\t\t\t options in the Run Build wizard (see ","Running a Build Configuration","). \n\t\t\t However, options that you specify are not saved."]],"id":"369"})