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Subject: Re: ports/16863: new port japanese/esecanna-wnn6
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> +do-configure:
> +	@cd ${WRKSRC} && perl -i -pe "s,!!PREFIX!!,${PREFIX},g" constdef.h

do-configure:
	@${PERL} -i -pe "s,!!PREFIX!!,${PREFIX},g" ${WRKSRC}/constdef.h

would be better.

At least, if you want to run perl within port's Makefile, 
you have to use it as "${PERL}".


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