Would you consider the following change:
Rename GNOME_ServiceDiscoveryApplet.server.in to
GNOME_ServiceDiscoveryApplet.server.in.in
and change Makefile.am to
serversdir = $(libdir)/bonobo/servers/
servers_in_files = GNOME_ServiceDiscoveryApplet.server.in
servers_DATA = $(servers_in_files:.server.in=.server)
@INTLTOOL_SERVER_RULE@
GNOME_ServiceDiscoveryApplet.server.in:
GNOME_ServiceDiscoveryApplet.server.in.in
sed -e 's,@bindir\@,$(bindir),g' -e
's,@iconsdir\@,$(ICONSDIR),g' $< > $@
EXTRA_DIST = GNOME_ServiceDiscoveryApplet.server.in.in
CLEANFILES = $(servers_DATA) $(servers_in_files)
Padraig
Sebastien Estienne wrote:
Le 1 août 06 à 12:10, Padraig O'Briain a écrit :
When building the Service Discovery applet sed -i is called by
Makefile in servers directory.
On Solaris, sed does not have -i option.
Is the -i option necessary?
-i allow to edit in place instead of doing
sed -e '/something/else/g' myfile > myfile.tmp && mv myfile.tmp myfile
Padraig
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