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Subject: [Bug 194669] [maintainer] centos-6.5 editors/sublime3 update (fix
 gtk2 dependency, add desktop file)
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--- Comment #15 from John Marino <marino@FreeBSD.org> ---
(In reply to miguelmclara from comment #14)
> Thanks for the warning and sorry for being a PITA but just to be sure should
> I remove them from the MKDIR commands too?
> I know you said "it is permissible on ${MKDIR}", but is the best way to not
> strip off those too?

Most people leave the "@" in front of ${MKDIR}.
Personally I also combine mkdir commands, e.g. 

@${MKDIR} ${dir1}
@${MKDIR} ${dir2}
@${MKDIR} ${dir3}

would change to :

@${MKDIR} ${dir1} \
   ${dir2} \
   ${dir3}

I usually put 1 directory per line for readability and I usually put mkdir as
the first command.  These are just style things I personally do, so other
people do it too, but it's optional.

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