Jerome Quelin a écrit :
On 11/08/21 19:29 -0400, andre999 wrote:
It would be nice to have it clearly documented as to when it is
strictly necessary -- and why. As well as giving a preferred style,
if any.
(If that hasn't already been done, of course.)
in mdv time, i think the convention was to use %{} for variables, and %
for macro that do sthg. that's why i'm using this in perl modules spec
files:
version: %perl_convert_version %{upstream_version}
regards,
jérôme
That's what I was told to do by my mentor.
Maybe a little awkward adding the {...}, but worth the clarity.
Especially in a context like perl, it would make it a lot easier to follow the
code. (Particulary for someone not totally familiar with perl, like myself.)
So that has my vote :)
--
André
