I have a number of files that need variable substitution, so I do this in
a Makefile.am:
foo: foo.in
@rm -f foo
@sed \
-e 's,@@perlmoduledir@@,$(libexecdir)/perl,' \
-e 's,@@swishbindir@@,$(bindir),' \
-e 's,@@perlbinary@@,$(PERL),' \
$(srcdir)/foo.in > foo
But I'm doing that in more and more Makefile.am files in my project
tree -- and sometimes I need to do it to a file where there isn't a
Makefile in that directory.
I'm feeling like I'm using the same bit of sed code in too many places.
Is there a better way to manage this? I'd like to have the sed code
(above) defined in one place and then maybe list all the files that need
to be operated on.
Thanks,
--
Bill Moseley
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
