multi-project build example using a single build file

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diff --git a/examples/multi-combined-example/Readme.md b/examples/multi-combined-example/Readme.md
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+This is an example how to do a multi-project build with a single build file.
diff --git a/examples/multi-combined-example/build/build.scala b/examples/multi-combined-example/build/build.scala
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+import cbt._
+import cbt._
+trait SharedCbtBuild extends BaseBuild{
+  override def defaultScalaVersion = "2.10.6"
+}
+
+
+class Shared(val context: Context) extends SharedCbtBuild
+
+class Sub(val context:Context) extends SharedCbtBuild{
+  override def dependencies = Seq(new Shared(
+    context.copy(
+      projectDirectory = projectDirectory ++ "/../shared"
+    )
+  ))
+}
+
+class Build(val context: Context) extends BaseBuild{
+  /*
+  Currently each sub build nested into the main build needs to be an instance
+  of a top-level class taking a Context as the sole parameter, similar to the
+  Build class itself. This restriction may be lifted for more flexibility at
+  some point, see https://github.com/cvogt/cbt/issues/306
+  */
+  def sub1 = new Sub(
+    context.copy(
+      projectDirectory = projectDirectory ++ "/sub1"
+    )
+  )
+  def sub2 = new Sub(
+    context.copy(
+      projectDirectory = projectDirectory ++ "/sub2"
+    )
+  )
+
+  def sub3 = // DON'T DO THIS, anonymous classes are currently not supported here.
+    new SharedCbtBuild{
+      def context = Build.this.context.copy(
+        projectDirectory = Build.this.projectDirectory ++ "/sub3"
+      )
+    }
+
+  override def dependencies = Seq( sub1, sub2 ) // assembles all projects
+}
diff --git a/examples/multi-combined-example/shared/SomeSharedClass.scala b/examples/multi-combined-example/shared/SomeSharedClass.scala
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+package cbt.examples.multi_combined
+class SomeSharedClass{
+  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
+    println(this.getClass.getSimpleName)
+  }
+}
diff --git a/examples/multi-combined-example/sub1/SomeConcreteClass.scala b/examples/multi-combined-example/sub1/SomeConcreteClass.scala
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+package cbt.examples.multi_combined
+object SomeConcreteClass extends SomeSharedClass
diff --git a/examples/multi-combined-example/sub2/SomeOtherConcreteClass.scala b/examples/multi-combined-example/sub2/SomeOtherConcreteClass.scala
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+package cbt.examples.multi_combined
+object SomeOtherConcreteClass extends SomeSharedClass
diff --git a/examples/multi-standalone-example/Readme.md b/examples/multi-standalone-example/Readme.md
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+This is an example how to build a multi-project build using CBT while keeping each project self-contained with it's own build files.
+
+Check the multi-combined-example for how to do it with a single build file for all builds together instead.