31 Oct
2005
31 Oct
'05
12:55 p.m.
troy d. straszheim wrote:
These were in the expressions that extract the MACRO: and TITLE: stuff (see patch). Turns out the "sed" getting run was the sed in the "fink" installations, not /usr/bin/sed. Following patch fixes it (just change "sed" to "/usr/bin/sed", which is a reliable location for sed on all the unices I know of). Probably you would want to do this for all uses of seds, perhaps first check for /usr/bin/sed and then fallback to whatever sed is in the users' path, if any.
Why not just bin/sed? There is a similar issue running bash on cygwin when you have find; it is trying to use the NT version. In this case, bin/find works. This then mirrors the #!/bin/sh usage. - Reece