Václav Slavík

I’d stay start with the `gnu` toolset, eliminate GNUisms as you encounter them. I don’t think there are any _fundamental_ differences from it, the only one I can think of...

That's because the node in vcxproj files is named ``, not ``.

I see. My bad - it's not used or needed much, then, as I didn't see it yet.

> I'm not happy with this, importing both warning and WARN is redundant, but I don't know how to avoid it. Having a class for scope is not very pythonic...

> Bump? Really, after only 23 hours? > I apologize for the removal of indentation. You can always discard or unstage parts of the diff with git… But removing trailing...

At a glance, this code still won't work with references lists (or other values) that have conditionally set values. Basically, it's equivalent to #34 as far as I can tell,...

> Could you point me to where variables get interpolated? They _aren't_ now, because the current grammar treats this case as concatenation of literals with ordinary variable reference. That's why...

> I don't really see any reason to not allow interpolating the lists like this Yes, I think it does make sense, but not the way #34 does it (see...

> List interpolation into string context. Yes, using space by default is perfectly fine. > Replacement function, i.e. something like GNU make $(patsubst). And this is better than special syntax...

See also #37.