I think you're missing my point. In code like this:
{${sg\
{${readfile{/etc/exim/x}{|}}}\
Is not the same as:
{${sg\
{${readfile{/etc/exim/x}{|}}\
}\
because the second version reads the file and then adds the white space
to the end of the read file. It's like saying:
readfile(/file) + " "
Philip Hazel wrote:
>On Mon, 23 Dec 2002, Marc Perkel wrote:
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>>Perhaps if there is a "\" at the end of a line that the white space at
>>the beginning of the next line should be trimmed?????
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>That already happens in Exim's configuration file. However, there is no
>such processing of files read by ${readfile because Exim has absolutely
>no idea what such data is being used for...
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>Do you know about the (?x) option for regular expressions? It causes
>literal whitespace to be ignored. Perhaps it could be useful here.
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