fix accidental double slash in prefixed quilt patchsets

SVN-Revision: 9166

diff --git a/include/quilt.mk b/include/quilt.mk
index 1b191dd..04ebfc3 100644 (file)
--- a/include/quilt.mk
+++ b/include/quilt.mk
@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ endef
 
 define PatchDir/Quilt
        @if [ -s $(1)/series ]; then \
 
 define PatchDir/Quilt
        @if [ -s $(1)/series ]; then \

-               mkdir -p $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/patches$(if $(2),/$(2)); \
-               cp $(1)/series $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/patches$(if $(2),/$(2))/; \
+               mkdir -p $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/patches/$(2); \
+               cp $(1)/series $(PKG_BUILD_DIR)/patches/$(2); \

        fi
        @for patch in $$$$( (cd $(1) && if [ -f series ]; then $(call filter_series,series); else ls; fi; ) 2>/dev/null ); do ( \
                cp "$(1)/$$$$patch" $(PKG_BUILD_DIR); \
        fi
        @for patch in $$$$( (cd $(1) && if [ -f series ]; then $(call filter_series,series); else ls; fi; ) 2>/dev/null ); do ( \
                cp "$(1)/$$$$patch" $(PKG_BUILD_DIR); \


@@ -110,10 +110,10 @@ $(STAMP_PATCHED): $(STAMP_PREPARED)
                        for file in $$(cat .subdirs); do \
                                if [ -f $$file/series ]; then \
                                        echo "Converting $$file/series"; \
                        for file in $$(cat .subdirs); do \
                                if [ -f $$file/series ]; then \
                                        echo "Converting $$file/series"; \

-                                       $(call filter_series,$$file/series) | awk -v file="$$file/" '$$0 !~ /^#/ { print file $$0 }' >> series; \
+                                       $(call filter_series,$$file/series) | awk -v file="$$file/" '$$0 !~ /^#/ { print file $$0 }' | sed -e s,//,/,g >> series; \

                                else \
                                        echo "Sorting patches in $$file"; \
                                else \
                                        echo "Sorting patches in $$file"; \

-                                       find $$file/* -type f \! -name series | sort >> series; \
+                                       find $$file/* -type f \! -name series | sed -e s,//,/,g | sort >> series; \

                                fi; \
                        done; \
                else \
                                fi; \
                        done; \
                else \