Collin Funk wrote: > I noticed that in a few places where gnulib-tool.sh uses > 'combine_lines', gnulib-tool.py uses 'remove_backslash_newline'. > > These functions behave differently. Using this Makefile: > > $ cat Makefile > > FILES = file1.c\ > file2.c\ > file3.c > > all: > @echo $(FILES) > > $ make > file1.c file2.c file3.c > > The 'combine_lines' functions adds spaces when replacing the backslash > newlines. The 'remove_backslash_newline' doesn't. In other words, we > would get this string returned in gnulib-tool.py: > > file1.cfile2.cfile3.c
Very good point! Patch applied. Many thanks! Bruno
