Sorry,
Please move my last e-mail to /dev/null...only .idl files were changed
Christina
Am 27.03.2011 00:20, schrieb Julien Nabet:
Hello,
Concerning the easyhack "Strip include guards in idl files", I pushed
2 patches for the directory "ure/udkapi".
For the first patch I only used the strip-guards script with just a
change to apply for idl + remove of the "includes" block between the 2
final "Find".
Then to check it was ok, i used this command to search ifndef line
followed by include line in idl files :
find . -name "*.idl"|xargs pcregrep -M 'ifndef.*\n.*include'
pcregrep is multiline grep (available for Debian, I don't know for the
other Linux distribs, MacOs or Windows).
There were few to process manually so I did it and pushed a second patch.
Then I took a look at the directory "ure/offapi". There are about 3700
files and the strip-guards script lets a lot (more than 3000!) of
"#ifndef" with "#include".( I don't know why, a pb of Unix/Dos
end-of-line perhaps ?)
This time it's too much to do it manually.
Some idea to improve the strip-guards script ?
BTW I saw there were idl files in some "test" or "qa" directories of
ure but I don't think they could cause pb.
Julien.
I know very little of Perl, does anybody got an idea to avoid to
process 3700 files by hand ?
Julien.
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