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is $if(){}{} broken in svn 7121?

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ouch:
it hides the $if part but passes the rest to the command lines...

going by the wiki it says:

$if(condition){true clause}{false clause}

located at the bottom of:

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Variable_expansion

has the context changed or something?

running win 7

ouch:
Can someone at least try it and see if it works for you with what ever version you have? It's breaking my build process and to fix it I have to do a lot of manual configuring.

stahta01:
I do not use the feature; but, I see no difference in how it worked for me between 10.05 and current SVN build. Tested in pre-build step.

If you want something done, post how to duplicate the problem.

Tim S

ouch:
really? it works for you?

maybe I'm using it wrong then.

in my link libraries I have this:

libSQLite3_$if($(SQLite3Ver)){$(SQLite3Ver)}{$(#sqlite3.ver)}

SQLite3Ver is created but undefined.

sqlite3.ver is equal to 3070602 (defined in global variables)

The output looks like this:

-lSQLite3_(){}{3070602}

That's not right is it? or am I placing it somewhere I shouldn't?

stahta01:
Your use is much more complex than mine. You might try using a defined/constant value as the test.
I use 1==1 in a pre-step and it looked like it worked.
No idea if it works in the Library name area.

Edit: Tried below and it looked like it worked OK in the library name list.


--- Code: ---libSQLite3_$if(%SQLite3Ver%){$(SQLite3Ver)}{$(#sqlite3.ver)}

--- End code ---

Tim S.

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