Prevent makeTargetinDefine matching extra line #18570
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This fixes a bug introduced in 2a33b49: When makeTargetinDefine ends with makeIdent, makeSpecTarget or makeComment, the following line is also matched as makeTargetinDefine. So, add keepend to prevent that just as makeTarget does. Signed-off-by: Yiyang Wu <xgreenlandforwyy@gmail.com>
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@rohieb Sorry for bothering again -- just catched a bug I introduced in #18403 : When makeTargetinDefine ends with makeIdent, makeSpecTarget or makeComment, the following line is also matched as makeTargetinDefine. Here's a simple example: 
So I add keepend in makeTargetinDefine region, which fixes this: 
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This fixes a bug introduced in 2a33b49: When makeTargetinDefine ends with makeIdent, makeSpecTarget or makeComment, the following line is also matched as makeTargetinDefine.
So, add keepend to prevent that just as makeTarget does.