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On 10:16 Fri 07 Dec , Jim Ramsay wrote: |
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> Donnie Berkholz <dberkholz@g.o> wrote: |
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> > Instead of these subshells to save the original directory, a more |
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> > common technique is pushd/popd. Another possibility is 'cd foo; |
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> > stuff; cd -', but that doesn't stack. |
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> That's an excellent idea, I'll update these to not use subshells in the |
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> future. |
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> Is there some sort of equivalent way to back-out of whatever 'insinto' |
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> does to the environment? |
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You're kinda stuck with subshells if you have to change install |
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directories in an eclass. |
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You could theoretically save the variable set by running insinto() and |
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later restore it, but I'm not sure that's supposed to be part of the API |
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(check PMS?). |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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