Hi Ralf, > Can gnulib-tool create > target1 target2 ... \ > targetN : prereq1 ... \ > prereqN ; rule-command > > rules?
Well, quick grep through modules/* shows that so far no module generates such rules. But in theory it is possible. I'll take it into account, then. > Shouldn't that be > if (match($1, /^@/) && !match($1, /....@$/)) > > so that it won't treat > @ command > > wrongly? Yes, indeed. Nice catch. > Also, this ignores the other possible command prefixes, > '-' and '+', which can be mixed and matched together with '@' in any > order. But that probably doesn't happen in the files this targets. Yes, so far it does not. But probably it should be addressed, too. > IIUC then you remove any extra indentation; why not something like > sub(/^\t[\t ]*/, "&$(AM_V_GEN)") > print Yes, that's a better approach. Thanks. > FWIW the awk script is not portable to ancient awk, such as found on > Solaris. Hmm, but why? I didn't use any GNU awk extensions, did I? Regards, Sergey
