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For some reason it needs to be
re = new RegExp("^\s*(ARG_(ENABLE|WITH)([^;]+);)", "gm");
But that will work.
- Frank
Frank M. Kromann wrote:
That has to do with the way the config.w32 files are processed.
changing one line in win32\build\buildconf.js from
re = new RegExp("(ARG_(ENABLE|WITH)([^;]+);)", "gm");
to
re = new RegExp("^(ARG_(ENABLE|WITH)([^;]+);)", "gm");
will prevent this from happening. This change will require the ARG_
to
start a the begining of the line.No need for such a requirement. I don't know whether the JS regex is
PCRE or not, but I believe something like this will solve that issue...re = new RegExp("^\s*(ARG_(ENABLE|WITH)([^;]+);)", "gm");
-Stut