use pldnotify from PATH

diff --git a/builder.sh b/builder.sh
index 840a3699afe082a238d4e9c1bc65f8d33b91a6a4..c5bac9370bbdb532838b2c6b9ab9371681cf05ff 100755 (executable)
--- a/builder.sh
+++ b/builder.sh
@@ -993,7 +993,7 @@ get_spec() {
 
                # create symlinks for tools
                if [ "$SYMLINK_TOOLS" != "no" -a -d "$PACKAGE_DIR" ]; then
-                       for a in dropin md5 adapter builder {relup,compile,repackage,rsync,pearize}.sh pldnotify.awk; do
+                       for a in dropin md5 adapter builder {relup,compile,repackage,rsync,pearize}.sh; do
                                # skip tools that don't exist in top dir
                                [ -f $a ] || continue
                                # skip tools that already exist
@@ -1565,12 +1565,12 @@ try_upgrade() {
                echo "Updating spec file to version $TNEWVER"
        else
                if [ -n "$FLOAT_VERSION" ]; then
-                       TNOTIFY=$($APPDIR/pldnotify.awk ${BE_VERBOSE:+-vDEBUG=1} $SPECFILE -n) || exit 1
+                       TNOTIFY=$(pldnotify ${BE_VERBOSE:+-vDEBUG=1} $SPECFILE -n) || exit 1
                else
-                       TNOTIFY=$($APPDIR/pldnotify.awk ${BE_VERBOSE:+-vDEBUG=1} $SPECFILE) || exit 1
+                       TNOTIFY=$(pldnotify ${BE_VERBOSE:+-vDEBUG=1} $SPECFILE) || exit 1
                fi
 
-               # pldnotify.awk does not set exit codes, but it has match for ERROR
+               # pldnotify does not set exit codes, but it has match for ERROR
                # in output which means so.
                if [[ "$TNOTIFY" = *ERROR* ]]; then
                        echo >&2 "$TNOTIFY"