On 2/1/07, Bruce Korb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anything you pick is going to have some grunge. Here's some uglitude for you:
>
> > #shell
> >
> > cd plugins
> > egrep -v '^#include' plugin_opts.def
> > list=`egrep '^#include' plugin_opts.def | awk '{print $2}'`
> > for f in $list ; do cat $f ; done
> >
> > #endshell
>
> and, of course, loose the "#include plugins/plugin_opts.def" line.
I was going to go with this method at first, but my source tree is
more complicated then I let on in my earlier email. The plugins are
actually part of a library and my apps link to that. When the
application opts.def files start including the library opts.def file
all the paths break. I'm sure I could make it work, but just not
worth it.
> Alternatively, your make rule can:
>
> > dlist=`find plugins -type f -name '*opts.def' | \
> > while read d ; do echo \`dirname $d\` ; done | \
> > sort -u`
> >
> > autogen `for d in $dlist ; do echo -L $d ; done` program_opts.def
This is basically what I ended up doing. Ugly yes. Hack yes. Working yes.
> They're both fighting hard for their hack level. I consider it a
> design bug. It should have been treated like ``#include "foo.h"''
> instead of ``#include <bar.h>''. I'm under day job pressure, so
> it may be a little time. (If you're excited enough to take a gander,
> tpLoad.c contains findFile(). Perhaps give it another argument like,
> "referring file name" that can be used in some reasonable way. The
> INCLUDE template macro would need to pass in a referring file also.)
>
> What would the rules be? Obviously, a leading '/' implies a full
> path. Also, a leading '$' implies an environment variable (or
> program directory name for "$$/" prefix). Either of these disallow
> directory search lists. Should "./" be special? e.g. only use the
> referring file name or getcwd() if there is no referring file?
If I had the time I would. Alas, I haven't worked on my own project
in over two months as it is.
> Cheers - Bruce
>
> BTW, after adding a comment about you having the email problem,
> I found this in my in basket. It looks like you got through and
> got a bounce message to boot. Not real swift.
Just curious... Am I the only one with this problem or are others
seeing it too? I've seen Earnie's problem more then once with various
SF mailing lists and I agree it's annoying. For those of you not sure
what's I'm talking about- when I post to the autogen-users list, I get
an email back saying I'm not subscribed and that I need to subscribe
in order to post. However, I am subscribed and my email actually goes
though. This has been going on for months, although I'm hardly an big
poster on this list.
Anyways, thanks for the tips Bruce.
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