Playing with makefile and bash shell scripting where I ended-up having a variable containing:
build_ext --b2-args=libtorrent-python-pic=on --b2-args=address-model=32
I need to prepend --global-option=
and append double-quotes at the right place such as:
--global-option=build_ext --global-option=--b2-args="libtorrent-python-pic=on" --global-option=--b2-args="address-model=32"
Note that --b2-args=
varies and cannot be taken as granted.
So far what I did for the prepending is using a bash array:
printf "\x2D\x2Dglobal-option=%s " "${myarray[@]}"
But I'd rather have a one-liner using sed
instead.
Using any sed:
$ sed 's/=\([^ ]*\)/="\1"/g; s/[^ ]*/--global-option=&/g' file
--global-option=build_ext --global-option=--b2-args="libtorrent-python-pic=on" --global-option=--b2-args="address-model=32"