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#!/bin/sh
if [ $# != 1 ]; then
echo "xaf2cat converts .xaf to .cat file format and reconstructs .xaf"
echo "Usage: xaf2cat [ filename.xaf | -h ]"
exit 1
fi
if [ "$1" = "-h" ]; then
echo "This tool helps you create language independent .xaf files."
echo "The texts from the .xaf file will be copied into all .cat files."
echo "All texts in the .xaf file will be pointered to the .cat files."
echo "You have to write your own descriptions for the .xaf tutorial file"
echo "into the .cat files for each language."
echo ""
echo "The usage of this tool is quite straightforward, but unfortunately"
echo "it has a serious bug: it cannot handle multiline texts correctly."
echo "Keep this bug in mind or write a better script which will solve"
echo "this problem."
exit 1
fi
test -r $1 || {
echo "$1 is missing"
exit 1
}
export BASENAME=`basename $1 .xaf`
cp $1 $1.orig
echo "$1.orig file as backup was created."
OUTPUTFILE=$BASENAME.cat
echo "
##############################################
#for file $1
" > $OUTPUTFILE
cat $1 | grep "text " | sed s/"(text "/""/g | sed s/"\")"/"\""/g |\
sed s/" \"$"/"\""/g | awk '{x++; print ENVIRON["BASENAME"] x " " $0}' \
>> $OUTPUTFILE
cat $OUTPUTFILE
echo -n "^- This is the output. Do you want to append it to ../catalogs/*.cat? [Y/n] "
read A
if [ "$A" != "n" ]; then
for i in ../catalogs/*.cat; do
cat $OUTPUTFILE >> $i
echo -n "$i, "
done
echo "done."
fi
echo -n "Shall I create 'message' commands instead of 'text's in $1? [Y/n] "
read A
if [ "$A" != "n" ]; then
cat $1 | sed s/"(text "/"(message "/g |\
sed s/" \"$"/"\""/g | awk '
{
if (index($0,"(message ")==1)
{
x++
l=length($0)
print "(message ~" ENVIRON["BASENAME"] x "~)"
}
else print $0
}' | sed s/"~"/"\""/g \
> $1.work
cat $1.work
echo -n "^- This is the new $1 file. Do you want to save it? [Y/n] "
read A
if [ "$A" != "n" ]; then
cp $1.work $1
echo "Done."
fi
fi
echo -n "Cleanup? [Y/n] "
read A
if [ "$A" != "n" ]; then
rm -f $1.work $1.orig $OUTPUTFILE
echo "Cleanup done."
fi
echo "Exiting."
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