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In many Makefiles, rules are defined using make variables.
When trying to call such a target, it should use the variable content.
For instance, selecting the $(BUILD_DIR) option should run make .build because make $(BUILD_DIR) is invalid
Recipes (rule including a wildcard (%)) should also not appear in the selection menu.
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I'm sorry for the late reply. I haven't have enough time for recent few days.
About a target includes make variables
That's right. I'm sorry but, fzf-make can't execute a target including make variables for now.
To resolve this issue, make parser like this can be useful. After resolving some other issues, I will take a time for this problem.
About a target includes wildcard
At first, that the target has only one character is not shown in selection window has been cause by another bug. (#161)
I didn't notice that behavior, thanks for the report!
Apart from that, if my understanding is correct, in order to execute a target including a wildcard, it is necessary to ask the user to specify the content of the wildcard after selecting target.
I think it would be good to display an additional modal when a target including a wildcard is selected.
I created a issue(#162) for this enhancement.
In many Makefiles, rules are defined using make variables.
When trying to call such a target, it should use the variable content.
For instance, selecting the
$(BUILD_DIR)
option should runmake .build
becausemake $(BUILD_DIR)
is invalidRecipes (rule including a wildcard (
%
)) should also not appear in the selection menu.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: