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On Jan 28, 2004, at 4:56 PM, Dan Barrett wrote: > On Wednesday 28 January 2004 16:42, Joshua Pollak wrote: >> >> Any ideas, besides shooting myself and re-writing this in C or >> hardcoding everything? >> > > > Your params file looked like a bash script anyhow, so why not either: > > a) put your env variables in the system .bashrc > b) have everyone append "source config_file_name" to their .bashrcs > c) have your make system do all of this Well, this is a fairly rational idea. However, the one issue is that each line is prepended by a platform modifier: win32:PARAMETER=myParam unix:PARAMETER=myParam I guess on Unix I could do something like: sed -e /#.*// user.cfg | sed -e /win32.*// | sed -e /macx.*// | source would work... can you source stdin? Or would I just execute the output of the sed commands? The variables set there wouldn't get exported then though.... -Josh -- Bush/Cheney '04: Thanks for not paying attention.
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