Created parse_arguments() and modified main to call it and use_options()
to use the results. Updated the man page to reflect the changes.
Also caught up on the ChangeLog.
Previously, the user had to quote multiple arguments to a single flag.
This is still possible but now there's the option of using the flags
multiple times with a single arg to each with no quoting.
* search_package(): modified to return a sorted list
* gen_search_package(): moved my select menu to the new function.
* search_and_display(): new function which takes one or more arguments
(literal or quoted globs) from the command line (-s) and uses
search_package() to return an array of possible matches. If more than
one app is returned, it presents the user with a menu. It displays the
standard files associated with the app the user chooses. If
search_package() only returns one app, it displays the associated
files immediately. Despite being a new function, this merely restores
old functionality (albeit somewhat improved) which had been broken.
* main: moved the old code from the SEARCH test block to the new
function, replacing it with a call to that function.
* main: temporarily disabled pathname expansion in part of the GENSEARCH
test block (and in part of the new function) so it wouldn't break if
someone searched for 'fu*' with a 'fubar' file in the current
directory.
Also modified the man page and one comment regarding details of these
flags/functions.
This broke out a sed line used in a couple of places (and which needed
to be extended) into a commented function. This specifically addresses
dzen2, as well as the zarafa problems found while dealing with dzen2.
Also tightened up a regex that caused problems while dealing with
similar quirks. Also modified comments in these areas.
Note that virtualbox (no longer a problem) and calcurse (now
specifically handled) were handled by two generic substitution commands,
which have been removed. If these commands were catching things besides
virtualbox and calcurse, this will cause a regression but it's not
considered likely; it will let us know what *needs* to be fixed; and it
should be easy to do so.
Brought the error_read() calls more into conformance with standard
'read's. Two items still differ significantly: since the 'read' is in
error_read() and must handle a variety of prompts, prompts are done
before the call with 'printf's and since error_read is restricted to Y/N
values, the prompts have to use those for at least two of their options.
* error_read(): modified comments to reflect current status. Made read
use '-e' like the rest of the reads. Got rid of the '$1's and 'eval's
and used a simple assignment to REPLY. While the "(as specified with
'-e')" echo should never happen unless ON_ERROR was set to
stop/continue, it's still better to assign it to a variable tied
directly to where it's supposed to occur.
All direct uses of the 'read' builtin are now close to the following
format: possibly a block of statement text to the user output by
whatever means are handiest then, if not an 'anykey' prompt, a loop
which prompts and checks for valid input. The prompt is generally a
concise line in the forms of
read -p "(A)pples or (O)ranges?: "
read -n1 -p "Press any key to continue: "
Then a case statement handles the input in the format:
A|a) apple_action ;;
O|o) orange_action ;;
*) unknown_response ;;
Also misc minor changes such as modifying wording or option letters,
changing linebreaks in case statements, etc.
Beyond simple wording changes in the statement text, there was also:
* remove_files(): removed the 'echo -e foo\n' which seemed unnecessary.
* use_options(): added the SAVEDOPT and QUEUEOPT variables which are
used in read's prompt to customize it to the nature of the actually
possible choices and removed the 'else's we don't need to display.
* do_install(): moved a revised form into install_package(), removing
this one.
* install_package(): tried to make sure we local-ized all the vars we
need; saved two variables and two stat calls with one find; put a
missing loop around our read prompt; made the key line the argument of
read's -p flag; put the breaks and returns in the right places; and,
in terms of what was brought in from do_install(): removed the unused
loop from around the rename check and upgradepkg call; modified
variables to use install_package()s and dequoted the surviving
PKG_NAME.
Now we write changes to */src/usr/doc/ChangeLog.txt and generate
*/tools/ChangeLog-latest.txt. User visible changes since the last
release were added to the former.
Also re-added a re-re-rename that SBo keeps waffling about. ;)
* unknown_response(): new function to specify calling function and
unknown input in the error message.
* any functions with '{error_,}read's in them: replaced 'local ANS/read
ANS/case $ANS' with 'local REPLY/read/case $REPLY' and all '*) Unknown
response' with '*) unknown_response'.
* several functions: added missing 'local REPLY'
* get_source(): removed stale 'ANS'
* read_info(): reformatted case statement
Also made two other probably unnecessary changes to help with hunting an
elusive bug.
* error_read(): modified to loudly bomb out if it's somehow acquired an
impossible value.
* main: modified ON_ERROR so it's even more impossible for it to get the
wrong value.
Previously, the user was confronted with 7 prompts for directory
creation on first run to which they could hit enter or ^C in response.
The main purpose of this revision is to provide a nice printout and a
single question to which they can hit 'y/n'.
This led to a cascade of changes but it's all focused on establishing
sbopkg's needed directories and even results in fewer loc.
* directory_checks(): replaced with dir_init()
* config_check(): the ALLOW_MULTI check there was creating a directory
rather than checking the config, so moved it to dir_init(). Also made
the directory creation non-interactive since it's only creating a
tmpdir in an already-created sbopkg directory.
* sync_repo(): moved the directory_check() call to select_repository()
since being able to switch repos mid-run in the dialog
select_repository() interface is the direct (and only) reason for
calling dir_init() after startup. Removed the check_write() call and
all the rest related to it as it was no longer needed.
* select_repository(): aside from gaining the item just mentioned, the
'save setting' dialog was wrapped in a conditional based on whether
the user actually chose to create the new repo dir.
* ck_dir(): removed. The seven calls in directory_checks() went with
that function and the one in config_check() was also removed, since
it's now handled by dir_init() non-interactively, leaving it unused.
* check_write(): removed. The single call from sync_repo() was removed,
as discussed above, leaving it unused.
* pid_check(): now does a quick check for ALLOW_MULTI, making that a black
box that does the right thing.
* main: as just mentioned, the ALLOW_MULTI check was moved into
pid_check(). ALLOW_MULTI already gets special treatment in cleanup()
and did in config_check() and does in dir_init(), so it might as well
in pid_check() rather than being tested for in main. And, of course,
replaced the directory_checks() call with one to dir_init().
Modified all parameter expansions to use default values.
Also tweaked some wording and spacing and fixed an sbopkg-breaking typo
from the last commit of this file.
Replaced variable data with 'xxxDATAxxx' tags. The tags are replaced by
the revised release script. This way, only that file needs to have,
e.g., 'size' changed and it will propagate to the README and both
manpages, rather than requiring three separate edits. Also, sbopkg.conf
and sbopkg.conf(5) will always automatically be in sync.
Also shortened how we test for whether DEBUG(_UPDATES) is 0,1,2 and made
DEBUG_UPDATES use default values if unset, rather than being set
directly to a default value.
This entire variable may be removed shortly but, until then, there's
this.
In HACKING, I moved two points, modified two points, moved and modified
one point, and added two points. I also separated all points with a
blank line as is consistent with the first list in the file.
In both man pages, I shortened most 'SlackBuilds.org' references to
'SBo'; shortened most 'SlackBuild scripts' references to 'SlackBuilds';
added some missed root prompt symbols; and added a few missed .Bs and
.Is or flipped a wrong one for the right one.
In sbopkg.conf.5, I added 'simultaneously' in ALLOW_MULTI; revised a
line in KEEPLOG, and one in LOGFILE; and flipped a couple of
inconsistent .PP/.RS pairs to .RS/.PP.
In sbopkg.8, I added a comma in a list; redid a sequence of bold/roman
in the '-e' arg list; changed 'another configuration file' to 'FILE';
and flipped the out-of-order -r/-R flags.
Started a sentence on another sentence's line in sbopkg.conf(5) and left
a separator at double lines when it should have been changed to single
in sbopkg(8).
Also added several more points to HACKING which cover most of the other
changes - there are a few semantic/textual changes in here, too. The
largest changes are probably a making the 'type' of the conf values a
part of the 'template', moving and adding complete authors to both
The revision removes LOGDIR from sbopkg, sbopkg.conf.new, and
sbopkg.conf(5) and adds the previously missing LOGFILE value to
sbopkg.conf(5). Now, with a test for a setting to absolute path, we use
the dirname of LOGFILE rather than LOGDIR.
This makes all config file values be rendered the same way, with the entire
line in its own paragraph, which is set to fixed-width font (for postscript
output) and shortens and simplifies the intro line in keeping with the
whole-line consistency.
Also corrected one point in HACKING relevant to earlier revisions and
added three more points relevant to this one. However, the vast majority
of changes in this revision don't fall under those three points or any
easily generalizable description. They're just attempts at more clarity,
consistency, accuracy, etc. Oh, and some punctuation, too.
Fixed the NAME sections and man page cross references; tried to make
VARIABLES reflect whether they were used in an expanded sense or not;
changed an .IP list with non-standard bullets to a .TP with standard;
added standard NOTES section to sbopkg.conf and changed the .SH under it
to .SS and also changed the INSTRUCTIONS .SH in sbopkg(8) to an .SS of
DESCRIPTION; changed the FILES section from dashed .PP to undashed .TPs,
and changed the font to .I; changed the SEE ALSO section by removing
quotes, adding commas, reducing individual file references to the
general doc dir which was given a full path and changing its font to
.IR; and redid the tags in the OPTIONS section of sbopkg(8), making
replaceable args italic, changing the dashes, adding the missing
argument to the -f option.
this misc revision adds a note about git to KNOWN_ISSUES, silences unwanted
output from gpg in check_gpg(), and provides a better button to a widget in
load_user_queue()
This allows all current repos + 1 to fit without scrolling - eventually, the
repo list will outgrow the displayable area, but we might as well save
scrolling while we can.
This revision converts remove_obsolete_packages() to
remove_uninstalled_packages() to better reflect what it currently
actually does and makes other minor revisions related to it. It also
adds a command line option (-O) to access this function. It's still
mnemonic with 'obsolete' because we're running out of option letters and
the function may yet be modified to remove obsolete sources.
remove_obsolete_sources() uses data from get_source_names() to determine
whether a source is obsolete or not and was missing at least one atypical
package. Thanks to Chess for discussion and review.
Incidentally, this revision also finishes reordering the menu I started to
reorder in r771. It also tweaks the ChangeLog beyond just noting this
revision.
This allows the user to invoke sbopkg with '-V ?' to get a list of valid
repo/branches and allows us to suggest that in the manpage and help output.
This was we don't have to keep up with manually itemizing the valid options.
Part of this change pops out a pre-existing block of code and turns it into
list_repos().
