Avoid non-portable == for the test command The test command doesn't accept `==` as operator. It should be a single `=` for portable use. The `==` is a gnu extension. Note that the x-trick hasn't been needed for a long, long time. You can reliably write it with quotes: ``` if test "$gtk3" = yes; then ``` but I left that alone since it doesn't hurt other than being ugly.

#!/bin/sh

#generate a patch to update POTFILES.in
#Use like this: ./regen_potfiles.sh | patch -p0
TMP=POTFILES.in.$$
((find ../src/ -type f -name '*.c' ; find ../ -type f -name '*.desktop.in') | while read f; do
	(echo $f | sed 's#^../##')
done) | sort > $TMP
diff -u POTFILES.in $TMP
rm -f $TMP