On Wed, 15 Dec 2021 13:28:04 +0100 Quentin Rameau <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Quentin, > > -GEN = gen/grapheme gen/grapheme-test > > -LIB = src/grapheme src/utf8 src/util > > -TEST = test/grapheme test/grapheme-performance test/utf8-decode > > test/utf8-encode - > > -MAN3 = man/lg_grapheme_isbreak.3 man/lg_grapheme_nextbreak.3 > > +GEN =\ > > + gen/grapheme\ > > + gen/grapheme-test > > +SRC =\ > > + src/grapheme\ > > + src/utf8\ > > + src/util > > +TEST =\ > > + test/grapheme\ > > + test/grapheme-performance\ > > + test/utf8-decode\ > > + test/utf8-encode > > +MAN3 =\ > > + man/lg_grapheme_isbreak.3\ > > + man/lg_grapheme_nextbreak.3 > > MAN7 = man/libgrapheme.7 > > > > all: libgrapheme.a libgrapheme.so > > The idiomatic way of using those is to escape the newline on every > macro line. > The goal here is to help producing less noise in patches which add or > remove lines there, so that only the actual concerned lines are > modified, not the one that may be the last because you now need to add > or remove a '\' there. thanks for this! I now pushed a commit that adapts this good idiom. With best regards Laslo
