On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 03:35:58PM +0200, Lukas Fleischer wrote:
Although this isn't really significant... I was just curious :)
`grep '${\?startdir}\?/src' /var/abs/*/*/PKGBUILD | wc -l` - "648"
`grep '${\?startdir}\?/pkg' /var/abs/*/*/PKGBUILD | wc -l` - "1385"
`fgrep '|| return 1' /var/abs/*/*/PKGBUILD | wc -l` - "9274"
Isn't that something that could be fixed easily using sed(1)/awk(1)? E.g. using:
`find . -name 'PKGBUILD' -exec sed -i 's/$startdir\/src/$srcdir/g; s/${startdir}\/src/${srcdir}/g; s/$startdir\/pkg/$pkgdir/g; s/${startdir}\/pkg/${pkgdir}/g' {} ';'`
... to replace all that "$startdir/[...]" stuff?
Sounds good conceptionally to me. However, wouldn't you need to escape the '$' signs as well? With regexp, the '$' means the end of the expression string.