* Carsten Hey [2012-03-09 21:42 +0100]:
> $ (sed -n < waf -e '1,/^#==>$/ p'; echo REPLACED BY ENCODED TAR.BZ2; sed -n
> < waf -e '/^#<==$/ p') > debian/waf.tmpl
Instead of '/^#<==$/ p' it should be '/^#<==$/,$ p' (this occurs
multiple times all around). Since the matched line is also the last
Hi again,
it seems that the line 161 is actually a tar.bz2 file that gets
extracted and then used. Though, first there is some substitution of \r
and \n characters so that the "file" could go on one line.
IMHO this is not acceptable because there are no tools included or
commandline switc
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