* Denis Barbier <barbier@linuxfr.org> [2002-07-15 13:41]:
> Does someone use DWWW_LANG?
Am not sure, but either DWWW_LANG or language.conf was broken for one
script didn't use one of these. Don't know though which it was, I have
fixed that quite some weeks/months ago.
> IMO it is much simpler to have a language.conf file, and we could put this
> choice on line 2 of this file, e.g. 'sync' and 'copy'; in attached patch,
> default is 'copy', and we will change it to 'sync' when most languages use
> these Makefiles.
I thought about that, too. But haven't thought that it would be so
easy to do without breaking the other things.
> # Get configuration
> +$copym = "copy";
> if (exists $ENV{DWWW_LANG})
> {
> $language = $ENV{DWWW_LANG};
> @@ -22,6 +23,8 @@
> {
> $language = <CONF>;
> chomp $language;
> + $copym = <CONF> or $copym = "copy\n";
> + chomp $copym;
> close CONF;
> }
Uhm, why both initializing and having it in an or afterwards? Wouldn't
be the
+ $copym = <CONF> or $copym = "copy\n";
line be enough to inizialize it? And, to play perl golf, you won't need
the \n for we are using chomp afterwards, not chop :)
Thanks,
Alfie
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* Hey.. who's this uploading a galeon package... could it be...
THE MAINTAINER OF GALEON! stop the presses
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