[Lsb-messages] /var/www/bzr/lsb/devel/dbadmin r295: Fix logic of old/new submodule detection for library

[Denis Silakov]

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revno: 295
committer: Denis Silakov <denis.silakov at rosalab.ru>
branch nick: dbadmin
timestamp: Fri 2013-10-18 10:15:30 +0400
message:
  Fix logic of old/new submodule detection for library
modified:
  lib_single.inc
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=== modified file 'lib_single.inc'
--- a/lib_single.inc	2013-10-17 08:01:59 +0000
+++ b/lib_single.inc	2013-10-18 06:15:30 +0000
@@ -289,9 +289,9 @@
             $resSMname_old = Query($selectSMname_old);
             $rowSMname_old = current($resSMname_old);
 
-            if( $rowSMname_old and $rowSMname_old != $rowSMname ) {
-                print "In $standard $lastVersion (the last released one) this library is assigned to <a href=\"module.php?cmd=display_module&amp;module=".rawurlencode($rowSMname['SMname'])."\">".$rowSMname['SMname']."</a> submodule of the ".$rowSMname['Mname']." module.\n<br/>";
-                print "In the development version ($standard $develVersion) this library is assigned to <a href=\"module.php?cmd=display_module&amp;module=".rawurlencode($rowSMname_old['SMname'])."\">".$rowSMname_old['SMname']."</a> submodule of the ".$rowSMname_old['Mname']." module.\n<br/>";
+            if( $rowSMname_old and $rowSMname_old['SMname'] != $rowSMname['SMname'] ) {
+                print "In $standard $lastVersion (the last released one) this library is assigned to <a href=\"module.php?cmd=display_module&amp;module=".rawurlencode($rowSMname_old['SMname'])."\">".$rowSMname_old['SMname']."</a> submodule of the ".$rowSMname_old['Mname']." module.\n<br/>";
+                print "In the development version ($standard $develVersion) this library is assigned to <a href=\"module.php?cmd=display_module&amp;module=".rawurlencode($rowSMname['SMname'])."\">".$rowSMname['SMname']."</a> submodule of the ".$rowSMname['Mname']." module.\n<br/>";
 
             }
             else {