[CMake] Why can't I change bug #4912 ?

[David Cole]

As an anti-"spam in the bug database" measure, only the reporter and the
owner of a bug are now allowed to change existing bugs... This was
implemented this week. Send email to the owner of the bug directly with the
new information.

HTH,
David Cole

On 7/20/07, Brandon Van Every <bvanevery at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to add the following comment to bug #4912 and it keeps
> saying, "You can not change this bug."  I am logged in, that's not the
> problem.  I did try to change some of the version and severity
> information at first, because I thought it was relevant to another bug
> I'm filing.  But then I realized it's not relevant and I stopped
> trying to do that.  It's almost like the system has decided it doesn't
> like me and won't let me do anything now.  I tried logging out and
> logging in to fool it, no dice.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Brandon Van Every
>
>
> RPATH is a list of strings separated by semicolons.  In your example,
> it contains the strings " ", "/home/dac/lib", and "/buildstatic/lib".
>
> ${RPATH} is the raw representation of the list of strings.  In your
> example, what you have really passed is STRING(REGEX REPLACE "^;" ""
> RPATH " " "/home/dac/lib" "/buildstatic/lib").  There were no
> semicolons to replace.
>
> "${RPATH}" is a single string, not a list.  It doesn't contain any
> semicolons either.
>
> This is not a bug.  It is, however, awkward to keep the differences
> between RPATH, ${RPATH}, and "${RPATH}" straight, especially when one
> wants to operate on the raw semicolon-separated formats.
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