Eric Niebler wrote:
I recommend changing the common.variable-setting-command on *nix systems to evaluate to:
return "$(variable)=$(value);export $(variable)" ;
It's not the right fix; it breaks HTML generation. The problem is that on Unix systems, the
<VARIABLE>=<value> <command>
(all on the same line) syntax is used.
Yeah, I got it wrong, sorry. This works better for me:
return "$(variable)=$(value);export $(variable);$(nl)" ;
Here's what I did to get it to work:
<snip hackish fix>
This shouldn't be necessary. The fop rule is broken, or it's the common.variable-setting-command rule, but either way, nobody should have to hack their fop / java installations to make this work.
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