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Dr. Volker Zell wrote:
> (cd ${instdir} && \
> find ${instdir} -name "*.exe" -o -name "*.dll" | xargs cygcheck | \
> sed -e '/\.exe/d' -e 's,\\,/,g' | sort -bu | xargs -n1 cygpath -u \
> - | xargs cygcheck -f | sed 's%^% %' ; \
> + | xargs cygcheck -f | sed 's%^% %' | uniq ; \
> true )
> }
Wouldn't the last "uniq" better be a "sort -u" instead?
Files are sorted after the first "sed", that's true: but they get sorted
by file name, while in the following passage we extract package name
which contains those files: who assures us that the package list is
already sorted?
I guess this is true in "most of the cases" (where the package name is
the same as the file name), or is there an "implied" sort that I didn't
catch?
Lapo
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