Dear Simon,
In message <CAPnjgZ00MfCPTpUkD_=dgC463ve4cqXj0c=2xfeyx2yqtse...@mail.gmail.com>
you wrote:
>
> > Wait saying we'll add "+SOMETHING" is a common case?
>
> Yes we have places where we add to env vars depending on CONFIG settings.
Yes, but how many places are there where the appended value starts
with a '+' ?
> The way I have this, is it fairly trivial to convert an existing
> script to a text file. I suspect it can be done automatically but I
> have not actually tried it. I'd really like to keep it simple. I also
> want to invoke the 'if you are not in mainline you don't exist' maxim
> at this point.
In which way is "+=" easier to parse than "=+"? The only extension
you have to make is for the "=[^+]" case to check the first charater
of the value: if it is a backslash, then ignore it.
This has zero influence on doing this manually or automatic.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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