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Before, variables containing dollar characters displayed so wrong that it
was hard to explain.
To fix the problem, I typed almost random characters into the code until
the output was exactly as expected. I still do not understand:
* why the list variables need 8 dollars to survive the @x@ loop,
* why the code only works if the dollars come from an external variable
instead of being written inline,
* why the backslash in the :C modifier needs to be doubled.
Anyway, the output of "bmake show-all-extract" now contains the shell
variable $${extract_file}, just as it should. The dollars are now doubled
in the output and thereby match the source code from the Makefile
exactly.
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| .. | ||
| barrier | ||
| bootstrap-install-sh | ||
| buildlink-libtool | ||
| buildlink-transform | ||
| buildlink-unwrap | ||
| check-perms | ||
| check-portability | ||
| compiler | ||
| conf-files-spaces | ||
| env-vars | ||
| gnu-configure-strict | ||
| ignore-tools | ||
| infra-unittests | ||
| make-env-phases | ||
| make-quoting | ||
| path | ||
| pkg-options | ||
| pkgfail | ||
| plus_build_version | ||
| print-plist | ||
| print-plist-python | ||
| show-all | ||
| subst | ||
| tools | ||
| README | ||
See the chapter "Regression tests" in the pkgsrc guide (doc/pkgsrc.txt) for more information about these tests.