Comments in CSP₀ scripts
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Douglas CreagerI'm going to use Perl-style comments. They start at a # character and extend to the end of the current line.
# Just like this! -
Douglas Creager
- State changed from new to resolved
(from [7c29484dc2c66b9afc90f23782049eacf5e1c6ec]) Adding comments to CSP₀ scripts
This patch adds support for comments in CSP₀ scripts. They use the
same syntax as in Perl or Python; they start with a “#” and continue
to the end of the line. I've also added comments to many of the
existing test cases.
Lighthouse: [#1 state:resolved]
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Douglas Creager
- Milestone set to 1.0-α2
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Douglas Creager
- Tag set to csp0
(from [7c29484dc2c66b9afc90f23782049eacf5e1c6ec]) Adding comments to CSP₀ scripts
This patch adds support for comments in CSP₀ scripts. They use the
same syntax as in Perl or Python; they start with a “#” and continue
to the end of the line. I've also added comments to many of the
existing test cases.
Lighthouse: [#1 state:resolved]
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Douglas Creager
(from [8688d0c33a4e61d217d90d71d8e3a9de201b7c05]) Include package ID when calling packagemaker utility
It would seem that the Mac OS packagemaker command-line utility can sometimes encounter strange exceptions. The workaround is to pass the package's identifier in on the command line when calling packagemaker [1].
[1] http://lists.apple.com/archives/... http://github.com/hst/hst/commit...
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Douglas Creager
(from [8688d0c33a4e61d217d90d71d8e3a9de201b7c05]) Include package ID when calling packagemaker utility
It would seem that the Mac OS packagemaker command-line utility can sometimes encounter strange exceptions. The workaround is to pass the package's identifier in on the command line when calling packagemaker [1].
[1] http://lists.apple.com/archives/... http://github.com/hst/hst/commit...
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