Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Enrico Forestieri <forenr <at> ...> writes: > > > > > Angus Leeming <leeming <at> ...> writes: > > > > > Well, given that these are generated files, it should be easy enough to > > > fix > > > them. Fancy putting together a patch? > > > > The _moc.C files are generated from .h files that in turn are generated > > form .ui files that I don't grok (is it XML?). > > > > So, you will not like my patch (pasted at the bottom). Given the presence > > of '\n', that would force the use of GNU sed, but it could also be done > > using ed with an HERE script. > > Actually, I think that \n on the replacement side is perfectly OK. However,
No, it does not work on Solaris. > you > could also use > > sed '/^#undef QT_NO_COMPAT$/a\ > #include <config.h>' > > which appends the missing include after the specified regex. This works when done in the following way: sed '/^#undef QT_NO_COMPAT$/a\ #include <config.h> ' > It's almost equivalent to (my improved version of your command): > sed '/^#undef QT_NO_COMPAT$/s/$/\\ > #include <config.h>/' This works when done as follows: sed '/^#undef QT_NO_COMPAT$/s/$/\ #include <config.h>/' You're a sed master :) > the difference being that the s/// command modifies the existing pattern space > (which can be further modified by subsequent commands) whereas the a command > outputs the extra text to stdout. > > Make sense? Perfectly. But wait, are you saying that there is no way to achieve that by directly patching the .ui files? -- Enrico
