On 2021-10-13 13:07:13 E. Liddell wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Oct 2021 16:46:20 +0000
>
> dep <dep@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > said E. Liddell:
> > | On Wed, 13 Oct 2021 14:33:37 +0000
> > |
> > | Some of the tests are . . . not everything they could be, let's say.
> > |
> > | Unless you've gone a long time between updates, very little of this
> > | script is likely to be applicable to your system.
> >
> > The offending entry was, three times, kde-noatun. I keep my system up to
> > date -- so why would it have been there? When was there a program by that
> > name? There's surely no time, ever, when I would have that but no other
> > kde- applications, so why would that one alone have survived in the menu
> > file (though not in the menu)?
>
> noatun is part of the multimedia package, and might have used kde-noatun
> as a .desktop file name at some point (likely the pre-14.0 days).
>
> That being said, test 9 is a raw grep being performed on an XML file. This
> means that it could easily be latching onto something in a comment, because
> following the full XML spec for determining whether a given line is inside
> a comment or not using a simple text-matching tool is . . . well, let's say
> it isn't something I'd want to try, and I deal in regexes a fair amount in
> my day job. It really needs to be run through a full parser that constructs
> a DOM tree.
Filter to throw away comments first, then filter for what it should look for.
>
> The command in test 9 (slightly modified to remove a variable) is:
> grep "<Filename>kde-" "~/.config/menus/applications-tdemenuedit.menu"
>
> If that still shows any hits, it should be possible to sed them to death
> (or kedit them to death, if that's your preference).
>
> E. Liddell
Leslie
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