Re: '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array

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Subject: Re: '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array
From: clemens fischer <ino-news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:50:30 +0200
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On Thu-2009/08/13-07:06 Allan McRae wrote:

> conflicts=$(pacman -Ssq kdebase-)

  conflicts=($(pacman -Ssq kdebase-))

If "conflicts" is supposed to be an array.


clemens

References:
- '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array
  - From: Attila
- Re: '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array
  - From: Allan McRae
- Re: '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array
  - From: Attila
- Re: '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array
  - From: Aaron Griffin
- Re: '*' in PKGBUILD for the conflicts array
  - From: Allan McRae

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