Hello,
kde-config supports '--install include' for a while now, so I wonder
if it wouldn't make sense to use that to determine the location of the
kde.pot file in admin/cvs.sh. As in:
--- admin/cvs.sh~ 2005-02-23 12:56:27.000000000 +0100
+++ admin/cvs.sh 2005-03-12 05:30:10.769470902 +0100
@@ -561,7 +561,7 @@
fi
perl -e '$mes=0; while (<STDIN>) { next if (/^(if\s|else\s|endif)/); if
(/^messages:/) { $mes=1; print $_; next; } if ($mes) { if (/$\\(XGETTEXT\)/ &&
/ -o/) { s/ -o \$\(podir\)/ _translatorinfo.cpp -o \$\(podir\)/ } print $_; }
else { print $_; } }' < Makefile.am | egrep -v '^include ' > _transMakefile
- kdepotpath=${includedir:-${KDEDIR:-`kde-config --prefix`}/include}/kde.pot
+ kdepotpath=${includedir:-`kde-config --expandvars --install
include`}/kde.pot
$MAKE -s -f _transMakefile podir=$podir EXTRACTRC="$EXTRACTRC"
PREPARETIPS="$PREPARETIPS" srcdir=. \
XGETTEXT="${XGETTEXT:-xgettext} --foreign-user -C -ci18n -ki18n
-ktr2i18n -kI18N_NOOP -kI18N_NOOP2 -kaliasLocale -x $kdepotpath" messages
Otherwise, the location is bogus for systems with $includedir !=
$prefix/include, such as Debian (we use /usr/include/kde). See e.g.
http://bugs.debian.org/283858.
If support for KDEDIR is important, one could use:
prefix=${KDEDIR:-`kde-config --prefix`}
kdepotpath=${includedir:-$(eval echo `kde-config --install
include`)}/kde.pot
If any of the above has flaws, I'll be glad to get noticed.
Thanks,
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