Eric Blake wrote:
even in the C locale, libtool has switched from `' to '' quoting, so
a regex looking for ASCII backtick as the leading quote character fails
to match the new diagnostics.
That regex looks for [`'] so it should work with the new libtool behavior in the
C locale.
Putting cu
On 09/05/2015 08:57 AM, Paul Eggert wrote:
> christian fafard wrote:
>> I suggest changing the regular expression to accept both a leading
>> backtick and a leading single quote.
>>
>> \` become [\`']
>
> That would require assuming a UTF-8 locale, or some locale compatible
> with UTF-8. Alth
christian fafard wrote:
I suggest changing the regular expression to accept both a leading backtick and
a leading single quote.
\` become [\`']
That would require assuming a UTF-8 locale, or some locale compatible with
UTF-8. Although this is a reasonably safe assumption nowadays, it's
I'm sure you have already figure it out but just in case.
The problem is that, when you install files with libtoolize -i, the version
2.4.6 of libtool now use a leading single quote character instead of a backtick
character to print the files installed.
The regular expression at line 60 of "
