Hello Theo,
On Friday, 11. April 2014, 14:20:36, Theodore Papadopoulo wrote:
> ::-B-:: <- This shows that B is indeed parsed as OPTIONAL
>
> A
> A <- Fine I'm in the else part of the if
> OPTIONAL
> HERE <- Fine.
... I guess "OPTIONAL" should read "TOTO". You say it's fine, but it's
probably not what you expected.
Let's take this step by step:
if ("${arg}" STREQUAL "TOTO")
-> if ("TOTO" STREQUAL "TOTO")
-> if (B STREQUAL B)
So, the expression evaluates to true.
> B
> HERE <- ???????
Now this should not come as a surprise:
if ("${arg}" STREQUAL "TOTO")
-> if ("B" STREQUAL "TOTO")
-> if ( B STREQUAL B)
You could add a prefix to your if expression (I'm sure you have seen this
technique in configure scripts*g*):
if ( "_ASDF_${arg}" STREQUAL "_ASDF_TOTO")
HTH,
Johannes
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