> I have a better solution: please apply the following patch. This treats the
> ] and [ correctly.
I won't have the chance to fiddle with this until the weekend, but I wanted
to thank you in advance for tweaking the code this way. Yay, Patrick! :)
Here's another syntax question...
A portion of my ifhp.conf files looks like this:
ps_media = %% Set media type
<< /MediaType (\%s{media}) /Policies << /MediaType 2 >> >> setpagedevice
ps_letter = [ media=Letter ]
This works just fine. However, for one of the other media types, I want
to do this:
ps_cardstock = [ media=Card Stock ]
That white space (in "Card Stock") is driving me batty, and I haven't
figured out how to quote it appropriately. Quotation marks don't work:
ps_cardstock = [ media="Card Stock" ]
Nor do backslashes:
ps_cardstock = [ media=Card\ Stock ]
Nor does this ugly hack:
cardstock = Card Stock
ps_cardstock = [ media=\%s{cardstock} ]
(In this last case, the \%s{cardstock} doesn't even get expanded.) I call
this an "ugly hack" because even if it worked, it wouldn't really be a
solution -- there are several places in my ifhp.conf where I want to use a
similar construct.
Is there any way to accomplish this? If there isn't, my vote would be to
make backslash-escaped whitespace work the way I'm trying to use it above.
Thanks for your help,
-- Lars
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