Quoting Neil Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
No problem - I'm just not sure how to achieve it.
If
${top_srcdir}/Makefile.am is a symlink, can we follow that symlink and
run from there?
Do you mean use cd to go to ${top_srcdir} first?
Or the set the redirect to go to ${top_srcdir}/po/POTFILES.in ?
I meant something like this:
s=${top_srcdir}
if [ -h $s/Makefile.am ] ; then
d=`readlink $(top_srcdir)/Makefile.am`
s="${top_srcdir}/`dirname $d`"
fi
mpo=`pwd`/${top_srcdir}/make-gnucash-potfiles
(cd $s; $mpo) > po/POTFILES.in
This would also allow this process to work in an
"lndir tree".
I did try that at this end and it appeared to work OK - unchanged.
Did you have dangling symlinks in the lndir tree? Another option
would be a make target that would clean out dangling symlinks.
-derek
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