kc3-lang/automake/tests/pluseq3.test
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Date : 2001-02-25T18:42:41
Internally just store the conditionals as space separated lists of CONDITIONS (instead of @CONDITIONS@). * automake.in (&conditional_true_when, &variable_conditions_sub): Split conditions at spaces. (&handle_dependencies, &variable_conditions_permutations): Don't put @ around conditions. (&variable_conditions_cmp): There are no @ to strip. (&make_condition): New. (&define_pretty_variable, &read_main_am_file, &read_am_file): Use it. (&read_main_am_file, &read_am_file): Stop playing with @ by hand. Join @conditional_stack with spaces. (&read_main_am_file): Adjust the output of variables. Output `TRUE = true' under the condition `TEST' as `@TEST@TRUE = true' and no longer `@TEST@TRUE = @TEST@true'. (&variable_conditions_cmp): Rename as... (&by_condition): this. Sort in a human pleasant order. Use it everywhere a human can see conditions. (&variable_conditions_reduce): Don't sort conditions, that's pointless. * tests/cond.test, ctarget1.test, pluseq3.test: Strengthen.
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#! /bin/sh # Another `+=' test with conditionals. . $srcdir/defs || exit 1 echo 'AM_CONDITIONAL(CHECK, true)' >> configure.in cat > Makefile.am << 'END' if CHECK data_DATA = zar endif if CHECK data_DATA += \ doz else data_DATA += dog endif END : > zar : > doz : > dog set -e $AUTOMAKE grep '^@CHECK_TRUE@data_DATA = zar \\$' Makefile.in grep '^@CHECK_TRUE@ doz$' Makefile.in grep '^@CHECK_FALSE@data_DATA = dog$' Makefile.in exit 0