Allow targets contain inline bodies similar to shell "here tag" #148
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The idea is good, thanks! But I feel the refactor needs to happen before, not after this feature. |
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My understanding is that the refactor, you're talking about, refers to #141 |
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@missedone: Yeah, just didn't find time to do it. |
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Superseded by #260 |
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It allows targets to have bodies inline (instead of path to a file) as follows:
Where BODY is arbitrary tag.
I understand that the patch does not add cleanliness to the target generator code but if idea and feature is OK I'll clean and refactor it in the next step.