Hello,
I noticed that the “reinplace” instruction is automatically adding a line feed
to files, which is causing problems with some binary files which should have a
predefined length.
In particular, there is a set of instructions in the kde4-1.1 portgroup which
scans all files to replace an include instruction:
post-extract {
# Following the official word: Change #include ["<]Phonon...[">] to
# ...phonon... in all files that contain that header.
fs-traverse item ${worksrcpath} {
if {[file isfile ${item}]} {
reinplace -locale C "/#include/s@Phonon@phonon@" ${item}
}
}
}
However, this way also applies reinplace to binary files, and adds a “0A” line
feed at the end of the file. One obvious way would be to filter through file
extensions, but this may become quite cumbersome. Would anyone have a better
suggestion, or, even better, a way to prevent reinplace to add this line feed?
Cheers,
Nicolas
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