Add support for privileged apps to androidmk
Fixes: 221894523
Test: Added unit tests
Test: Manual test
Change-Id: I2285e4e24d94d519ee68dde74edc2d4fb2120146
diff --git a/androidmk/parser/make_strings.go b/androidmk/parser/make_strings.go
index aac4c4e..8030326 100644
--- a/androidmk/parser/make_strings.go
+++ b/androidmk/parser/make_strings.go
@@ -24,14 +24,24 @@
// A MakeString is a string that may contain variable substitutions in it.
// It can be considered as an alternating list of raw Strings and variable
// substitutions, where the first and last entries in the list must be raw
-// Strings (possibly empty). A MakeString that starts with a variable
-// will have an empty first raw string, and a MakeString that ends with a
-// variable will have an empty last raw string. Two sequential Variables
-// will have an empty raw string between them.
+// Strings (possibly empty). The entirety of the text before the first variable,
+// between two variables, and after the last variable will be considered a
+// single String value. A MakeString that starts with a variable will have an
+// empty first raw string, and a MakeString that ends with a variable will have
+// an empty last raw string. Two sequential Variables will have an empty raw
+// string between them.
//
// The MakeString is stored as two lists, a list of raw Strings and a list
// of Variables. The raw string list is always one longer than the variable
// list.
+//
+// For example, "$(FOO)/bar/baz" will be represented as the
+// following lists:
+//
+// {
+// Strings: ["", "/bar/baz"],
+// Variables: ["FOO"]
+// }
type MakeString struct {
StringPos Pos
Strings []string