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<lang perl6>unit sub MAIN ($file-name);
my $file = slurp $file-name;
put $file.=subst(/[^^|['{{' \s*]] '#include' \s+ (\S+) \s* '}}'?/, {run(«$*EXECUTABLE-NAME $*PROGRAM-NAME $0», :out).out.slurp(:close).trim}, :g);</lang>
This will find: any line starting with '#include' followed by a (absolute or relative) path to a file, or #include ./path/to/file.name enclosed in double curly brackets anywhere in the file.
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Test for an nested include inside a line: >3> Yep, it works! <3<</pre>
Note that this is not very robust, (it's
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