>>>>> "Tom" == Tom Tromey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tom> Your particular include doesn't match the regexp.
Tom> I'm not sure why I did it that way initially. Now that seems
Tom> like a bug to me.
Agreed.
Tom> Instead I think anything we don't recognize should simply give an
Tom> error.
Well, you certainly don't mean ``anything'' :) So I guess we should
use a scheme based on /^keyword / instead of the current scheme. But
this should be applied to all the keywords (if, else etc.). Bleah,
it's going to make the code uglier...
Or maybe just:
...
elif (/^(if|else|endif|include)\b/)
{
echo "Nia: %s\n", $_ >&STDERR;
throw Failure ();
}
(Hm, we should rewrite Automake in INTERCAL :)
