#!/bin/sh ## (c) 1999 IBM, Inc. ## this script extracts strings of the form: ## FSWF("myTag", "Fallback text for myTag"); ## ## into the default resource for the project. ## ## NOTE: ## - only ONE fswf per line, please. ## ## - make sure the whole FSWF expression (in the source) is on one line ## ## - if you do NOT want a string emitted (for example, if you use ## emitResourceFromFile.sh for a large string) then use this in the ## source: ## ## FSWF ( /* NOEXTRACT */ "htmlHEAD", ## "\r\n\r\n"); ## ## The /*NOEXTRACT*/ between the leftparenthesis and the ## doublequote is sufficient to break the matching string below. ## ## BUGS ## Does not escape characters properly! ## Does not respect commented-out FSWF's, much less #ifdefed out ones! ## Script NEEDS to be generalized. What about multiple input files? What if you want something other than default_head and default_tail? ## ## Note: FSWF means Fetch String with Fallback. see locexp.c echo "// locexp default file. Generated from locexp.c on `date` on `hostname`" echo "// It's probably not a good idea to change this file." echo "// Better to change locexp.c or the DEFAULT.* source files and rebuild." echo echo echo "default {" echo fgrep -h 'FSWF("' $* | sed -e 's%.*FSWF("$[^"]*$",[ ]*"$[^"]*$".*% \1 { "\2" }%' | sort | uniq echo echo "// Special Cases" if [ -f default_head.html ]; then emitResourceFromFile.sh htmlHEAD iso-8859-1 default_head.html || exit 1 fi if [ -f default_head.html ]; then emitResourceFromFile.sh htmlTAIL iso-8859-1 default_tail.html || exit 1 fi echo echo echo "}" echo