> I don't know much about perl (as you know), but is there a notion for
> a "quoted string" in it? In other words, only consider spaces if they
> are not quoted (allowing for escaping, in other words "something
> else", as well as "\"and so on"). If there isn't such functionality
> built-in, then you can devise it as a separate function so that every
> bit of "string" during the parsing process is passed through that
> function first and then you can break it into tokens. At least that is
> how I will do it in C.
Alternatively (if the above is a bit difficult to do), you may consider
the following, which may be less difficult to process:
INLINE <src> <dst> # -m <match 1> -m <match 2> ... -j ACCEPT
That way, you just parse the src and dst to determine the chain in which
to insert the inline statement ('src' or 'dst' should not contain
anything other that a zone, mind!) and then take whatever is after the
'#' character and include it after the '-A <chain>' statement. Would
that be easier?
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