#!/bin/sh # Comments on coding style: # * shift mandatory function arguments: Provokes error if missing # * quote variables: We want to support oddities like spaces in paths function preserveolderfile() { ## DESC: Preserve copy of file, unless one exists already # File to tweak file="$1"; shift # Extension used for new backup newext="$1" # Space-delimited list of possible extensions, default last extensions="orig old" for ext in $extensions; do backupfile="$file.$ext" [ "$ext" = "$newext" ] && newext_valid="yes" if [ -f "$backupfile" ]; then [ -n "$DEBUG" ] && echo "DEBUG: Backup file \"$backupfile\" not found - continuing." >&2 continue elif [ -e "$backupfile" ]; then echo "ERROR: Backup file \"$backupfile\" is not a regular file." >&2 return 1 else [ -n "$DEBUG" ] && echo "DEBUG: Backup file \"$backupfile\" found - exit silently." >&2 return 0 fi done if [ -n "$newext" ];then if [ "$newext_valid" = "yes" ]; then backupfile="$file.$newext" else echo "WARNING: Backup extension \"$newext\" is invalid - using default instead" >&2 fi fi if [ -f "$file" ]; then cp -p "file" "$backupfile" elif [ -e "$file" ]; then echo "ERROR: Backup of file \"$file\" failed - not a regular file." >&2 return 1 else touch "$backupfile" fi return 0 } function enableoraddlines() { ## DESC: Add lines to file, or replace if similar exist already # File to tweak file="$1"; shift # Word number in line to search for and replace if found # FIXME: This is broken - wordno unconditionally becomes firstword later on wordno="$1"; shift [ -e "$file" ] || touch "$file" for line; do [ -z "$line" ] && continue firstword=$(echo "$line" | awk "{print \$$wordno}") # FIXME: Why doesn't it work to print ARGVOUT in END block? linemissing=$(perl -i -pe "END { print \"$line\\n\" unless \$seen } s¡^[#;\s]*($firstword)\s.*¡$line\\n¡ and \$seen++" "$file") #"This stray quote is only to please buggy mc (cooledit) code hiliting [ -n "$linemissing" ] && echo $linemissing >> "$file" done # FIXME: Figure out what exits non-zero above return 0 } function preserveandaddlines() { ## DESC: Backup older file and add lines to it # File to tweak file="$1"; shift # Extension of backup file ext="$1"; shift # Word number in line to search for and replace if found # FIXME: This is broken - wordno unconditionally becomes firstword later on wordno="$1"; shift preserveolderfile "$file" "$ext" # enableoraddlines "$file" "$wordno" $@ # FIXME: Somehow avoid expansion, to avoid having to duplicate the whole enableoraddlines() [ -e "$file" ] || touch "$file" for line; do [ -z "$line" ] && continue firstword=$(echo "$line" | awk "{print \$$wordno}") # FIXME: Why doesn't it work to print ARGVOUT in END block? linemissing=$(perl -i -pe "END { print \"$line\\n\" unless \$seen } s¡^[#;\s]*($firstword)\s.*¡$line\\n¡ and \$seen++" "$file") #"This stray quote is only to please buggy mc (cooledit) code hiliting [ -n "$linemissing" ] && echo $linemissing >> "$file" done # FIXME: Figure out what exits non-zero above return 0 } function preserveandhashdisablelines() { ## DESC: Backup older file and disable lines in it # File to tweak file="$1"; shift # Extension of backup file ext="$1"; shift # Word number in line to search for and replace if found # FIXME: This is broken - wordno unconditionally becomes firstword later on wordno="$1"; shift preserveolderfile "$file" "$ext" # disablelines "$file" "$wordno" "#" $@ # FIXME: Somehow avoid expansion, to make possibe a separate disablelines() [ -e "$file" ] || touch "$file" for line; do [ -z "$line" ] && continue firstword=$(echo "$line" | awk "{print \$$wordno}") # FIXME: Why doesn't it work to print ARGVOUT in END block? linemissing=$(perl -i -pe "END { print \"$line\\n\" unless \$seen } s¡^(\s*$firstword)\s.*¡#$line\\n¡ and \$seen++" "$file") #"This stray quote is only to please buggy mc (cooledit) code hiliting [ -n "$linemissing" ] && echo >2 "Line \"$linemissing\" not found to disable in $file" done # FIXME: Figure out what exits non-zero above return 0 } function perlrelines() { ## DESC: Apply perl regex to lines of a single file # File to tweak file=$1; shift backupfile="`savebackupfile "$file"`" for regexp; do perl -pi -e "$regexp" "$file" done cleanbackupfile "$file" "$backupfile" # FIXME: Figure out what exits non-zero above return 0 } function mkgrubdevmap() { ## DESC: Spit out GRUB config used for /boot/grub/devices.map device="$1"; shift cat <