[solved] makepkg puts parentheses around .install filename

Hello,
I am trying to install brscan2 from AUR. When I run makepkg -i, I get the following:
==> ERROR: install file ((brscan2.install)) does not exist.
When I echo the $install variable from inside the PKGBUILD, it shows correctly as brscan2.install. I'm not too familiar with the guts of pacman, and can't imagine where those ((parentheses)) have come from. Can someone help? I have some scanning to do
Thanks
Last edited by timseal (2012-02-09 01:25:38)

In the PKGBUILD:
install=brscan2.install
not...
install=(brscan2.install)
It is a string, not an array...

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