it only serves to create merge conflicts. the treatment is the same as
for "unclassified" options anyway (they ignore the value, so it can be
"yes" just as well).
Change-Id: I9a75769338b4dc1f58493f1a1f1dd2c2e895290a
Reviewed-by: Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@nokia.com>
VAR=`echo $1 | sed "s,^-no-\(.*\),\1,"`
VAL=no
;;
- #Qt style yes options
- -profile|-shared|-static|-sm|-xinerama|-xshape|-xsync|-xinput|-xinput2|-egl|-reduce-exports|-pch|-separate-debug-info|-freetype|-xcursor|-xfixes|-xrandr|-xrender|-mitshm|-fontconfig|-xkb|-xcb|-eglfs|-directfb|-nis|-dbus|-dbus-linked|-glib|-gstreamer|-gtkstyle|-cups|-iconv|-largefile|-h|-help|-v|-verbose|-debug|-release|-fast|-accessibility|-confirm-license|-gnumake|-framework|-debug-and-release|-harfbuzz|-prefix-install|-silent|-optimized-qmake|-reduce-relocations|-sse|-openssl|-openssl-linked|-phonon-backend|-audio-backend|-qml-debug|-javascript-jit|-rpath|-pkg-config|-force-pkg-config|-icu|-force-asserts|-testcocoon|-c++11)
- VAR=`echo $1 | sed "s,^-\(.*\),\1,"`
- VAL=yes
- ;;
#Qt style options that pass an argument
-qconfig)
CFG_QCONFIG="$VAL"
VAR="add_warn"
VAL="$1"
;;
+ #General options, including Qt style yes options
-*)
VAR=`echo $1 | sed "s,^-\(.*\),\1,"`
- VAL="unknown"
+ VAL="yes"
;;
*)
UNKNOWN_ARG=yes