> Perl isn't that hard to read.
Larry, Larry, Larry,... Trust me. If you've never encountered constructs like @_, my,
local($wd, @files); scalars, arrays... (and btw, 'local' is not local, 'my' is
local...how cute), reading it is doable but tediously slow. I'm reminded of a
friend's admonition in college. He said: "Physics is easy, once you know it."
> I believe you want something like:
>
> commitinfo:
> DEFAULT commit_prep -u ${USER}
>
> loginfo:
> DEFAULT log_accum -u ${USER} %s
I've tried that and when I commit, I get the following messages:
Processing log script arguments...
Mailing the commit message to (from [EMAIL PROTECTED])
No recipient addresses found in header
which I guess means that $mail_to and its progenitor $addr_list in the
<mail_notification> subroutine are not being set properly....but no hints as to how to
format those email addresses into loginfo...
General question: Is it really expected that EVERYONE that wants to set up and use
these contrib scripts have to read them, understand them and retro-engineer the inputs?
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