On Sat, 7 Mar 2009 18:11:16 +0100
Johan van Selst wrote:
>${..} will be interpreted by make - even when it is used between '..'
>which is probably not what you want here. If you want to use a litteral
>$-sign in your command, use $$ in the Makefile.
Thanks, that worked. I had tried escaping with
Jerry wrote:
> @${REINPLACE_CMD} -e
> 's|CONFIG_FILE=${CONFIG_FILE:-/etc/${SCRIPT_NAME}.conf}|CONFIG_FILE=${CONFIG_FILE:-/usr/local/etc/${SCRIPT_NAME}.conf}|g'
> ${WRKSRC}/${PORTNAME}.sh
>
> Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string
${..} will be interpreted by make - even when it is
I have a question regarding the syntax for 'sed' in a Makefile. Using sed
outside a Makefile this works fine.
sed -e 's|SIG_DB=${SIG_DB:-""}|SIG_DB=${SIG_DB:-"/var/db/clamav"}|' ./a.sh
sed -e
's|CONFIG_FILE=${CONFIG_FILE:-/etc/${SCRIPT_NAME}.conf}|CONFIG_FILE=${CONFIG_FILE:-/usr/local/etc/${SCRI
