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From: Ernst de Haan <znerd@FreeBSD.org>
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Subject: .for woes
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 23:02:46 +0100
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Hi,

I'm noticing some weird behaviour. This is my test Makefile:

   PORTNAME=       testport
   PORTVERSION=    1
   FILES:= ${FILESDIR}/a \
                   ${FILESDIR}/b
   CATEGORIES=     #
 
   DISTFILES=      #
   EXTRACT_ONLY=   #
 
   do-build:
           @${ECHO_CMD} "Files: ${FILES}"
   .for f in ${FILES}
           @${ECHO_CMD}  "File $f..."
   .endfor
 
   .include <bsd.port.mk>

Surprisingly, the result of running 'make' is:

   ===>  Extracting for testport-1
   ===>  Patching for testport-1
   ===>  Configuring for testport-1
   ===>  Building for testport-1
   Files: /usr/home/ernst/testport/files/a  /usr/home/ernst/testport/files/b
   File /a...
   File /b...

How do I get the full file names within the .for ?


Ernst

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