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Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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#!/bin/bash
Update bits and pieces that should be substituted in files.
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# lw-build-system/scripts/module-create.sh
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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#
Update bits and pieces that should be substituted in files.
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# (c)2006, Laurence Withers, <l@lwithers.me.uk>.
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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# Released under the GNU GPLv2. See file COPYING or
# http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html for details.
#
# Creates a new source module.
# Get the directory of the repository (needed to include functions file)
cd $(dirname $0)
cd $(dirname $(pwd))
[ -z "${VERBOSE}" ] && VERBOSE="0"
source scripts/functions.sh || exit 1
# Get arguments.
if [ $# -lt 3 ]
then
echo "Usage: scripts/module-create.sh <lang> <type> <name> [args]"
echo " available modules:"
for i in scripts/build.*
do
echo $i | sed "s,scripts/build\.\([^.]*\)\.\(.*\), lang: \1 type: \2,"
done
exit 1
fi
LANG=$1
shift
TYPE=$1
shift
NAME=$1
shift
TEMPLATE=scripts/build.${LANG}.${TYPE}
if [ ! -e ${TEMPLATE}/instantiate ]
then
echo "No such module type."
exit 1
fi
Add a function to perform automatic parameter substitution for new modules.
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# function used to replace variables
# assumes that we're in the directory to replace files in
# for each argument X, it will replace @X@ with ${X}
do_parameter_subst() {
do_cmd source ~/.lwbuildrc || exit 1
for param in AUTHOR EMAIL VIM_MODELINE KATE_MODELINE $@
do
seds="${seds} -e s,@${param}@,${!param},g"
done
do_cmd find . -type f -exec sed ${seds} -i {} \; || exit 1
}
Create a local copy of the scripts directory. The idea is to move the build system out of the project tree as much as possible. This has two benefits: - it does not add any baggage to somebody who just wants to compile the project, and doesn't want to create any new modules, - it means that project trees don't have to be updated every time a change is made to the module instantiation stuff.
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source ${TEMPLATE}/instantiate
# kate: replace-trailing-space-save true; space-indent true; tab-width 4;
# vim: expandtab:ts=4:sw=4