Alexandre Duret-Lutz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I remember that using @<:@ in AS_HELP_STRING was wrong because > that macros count the number of characters in its arguments to > reformat the string; so @<:@ is counted as 4 characters but > output as one. > > Did this ever change?
If memory serves, Noah Misch fixed that in CVS Autoconf. > In fact I think there is no point in writing things like > "default=disabled" or "default=enabled". Simply showing the > option form (--without or --with) that is not the default looks > clear enough to me. Yes, that makes sense to me too.
