%trace toggle print of debugging information before/after
expansion
%dump print the active (i.e. non-covered) macro table
+ %verbose is rpm in verbose mode?
- %{echo:...} print ... to stderr
- %{warn:...} print ... to stderr
- %{error:...} print ... to stderr and return BADSPEC
+ %{echo:...} print ... to stdout
+ %{warn:...} print warning: ... to stderr
+ %{error:...} print error: ... to stderr and return an error
%define ... define a macro
%undefine ... undefine a macro
%global ... define a macro whose body is available in global context
+ %{basename:...} basename(1) macro analogue
+ %{dirname:...} dirname(1) macro analogue
+ %{suffix:...} expand to suffix part of a file name
+ %{url2path:...} convert url to a local path
+ %{getenv:...} getenv(3) macro analogue
+ %{getconfdir:...} expand to rpm "home" directory (typically /usr/lib/rpm)
%{uncompress:...} expand ... to <file> and test to see if <file> is
compressed. The expansion is
cat <file> # if not compressed
gzip -dc <file> # if gzip'ed
bzip2 -dc <file> # if bzip'ed
+
+ %{load:...} load a macro file
+ %{lua:...} expand using the embedded Lua interpreter
%{expand:...} like eval, expand ... to <body> and (re-)expand <body>
+ %{shrink:...} trim leading and trailing whitespace, reduce
+ intermediate whitespace to a single space
+ %{quote:...} quote a parametric macro argument, needed to pass
+ empty strings or strings with whitespace
%{S:...} expand ... to <source> file name
%{P:...} expand ... to <patch> file name
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