#
#	aegis - project change supervisor
#	Copyright (C) 1991-1996, 1999, 2001-2004, 2006-2008 Peter Miller
#
#	This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
#	it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
#	the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
#	(at your option) any later version.
#
#	This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
#	but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
#	MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
#	GNU General Public License for more details.
#
#	You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
#	along with this program. If not, see
#	<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
# @configure_input@
#
# Please Note: this file will be over-written by the next installation
# of Aegis.  If you make local modifications, you will need to remember
# to make them again after the next upgrade.
#
# On Linux, or any system using bash (I think), a symlink to this file
# from /etc/profile.d/aegis.sh can be very useful.
#
if test -z "$AEGIS_PATH" -a -d $HOME/lib/aegis/.
then
	AEGIS_PATH=$HOME/lib/aegis
	export AEGIS_PATH
fi

#
# Set the AEGIS_AUTOMOUNT_POINTS environment variable to the names
# of the directories which the automounter uses to temporarily mount
# file systems.  Use with extreme caution as this distorts Aegis' idea
# of the shape of the filesystem.
#
#	/tmp_mnt is typical of Sun automounters
#	/a is the default for amd, an OpenSource automounter
#	/.automount is typical of amd on Linux
#
# The automounters need to be configured so that the path below the
# automount point is *identical* to the path without it - because all
# Aegis tries to do is remove the automount prefix *if* the file
# stat()s the same with and without it.  This is the default for the
# Sun automounter, but not typical in the examples in the amd user guide.
#
AEGIS_AUTOMOUNT_POINTS="/tmp_mnt:/a:/.automount"
export AEGIS_AUTOMOUNT_POINTS

#
# Each of the Aegis commands has its own alias.  This is essential for
# aecd, and convenient for the others.  (Splitting Aegis into many
# commands is only efficient if the target system has shared libraries,
# because the size of the common code portion usually greatly exceeds
# the size of the unique portions.)
#
# Note: while Bash uses the "function" keyword to define functions, the
# original Bourne shell does not.  Bash understands the form with out he
# "funtion" keyword, so it is omitted.
#
aeb()
{
	aegis -b "$@" -v
}
aeca()
{
	aegis -ca "$@" -v
}
aecd()
{
	ae_response="`aegis -cd "$@" -v`"
	if test -d "$ae_response"
	then
		cd "$ae_response"
	else
		echo "$ae_response"
	fi
	unset ae_response
}
aechown()
{
	aegis -chown "$@" -v
}
aeclean()
{
	aegis -clean "$@" -v
}
aeclone()
{
	aegis -clone "$@" -v
}
aecp()
{
	aegis -cp "$@" -v
}
aecpu()
{
	aegis -cpu "$@" -v
}
aed()
{
	aegis -diff "$@" -v
}
aedb()
{
	aegis -db "$@" -v
}
aedbu()
{
	aegis -dbu "$@" -v
}
aede()
{
	aegis -de "$@" -v
}
aedeu()
{
	aegis -deu "$@" -v
}
aedless()
{
	less `find . -type f \( -name "*,D" -o -name ".*,D" \) -print | sort`
}
aedmore()
{
	more `find . -type f \( -name "*,D" -o -name ".*,D" \) -print | sort`
}
aedpager()
{
        find . -type f \( -name "*,D" -o -name ".*,D" \) -print | sort | xargs sensible-pager
}
aedn()
{
	aegis -dn "$@" -v
}
aefa()
{
	aegis -fat "$@" -v
}
aeib()
{
	aegis -ib "$@" -v
}
aeibu()
{
	aegis -ibu "$@" -v
}
aeifail()
{
	aegis -ifail "$@" -v
}
aeipass()
{
	aegis -ipass "$@" -v
}
ael()
{
	aegis -l "$@" -v
}
aem()
{
	aegis -diff -only_merge "$@" -v
}
aemt()
{
        aegis -mt "$@" -v
}
aemtu()
{
        aegis -mtu "$@" -v
}
aemv()
{
	aegis -mv "$@" -v
}
aemvu()
{
	aegis -mvu "$@" -v
}
aena()
{
	aegis -na "$@" -v
}
aenbr()
{
	aegis -nbr "$@" -v
}
aenbru()
{
	aegis -nbru "$@" -v
}
aenc()
{
	aegis -nc "$@" -v
}
aencu()
{
	aegis -ncu "$@" -v
}
aend()
{
	aegis -nd "$@" -v
}
aenf()
{
	aegis -nf "$@" -v
}
aenfu()
{
	aegis -nfu "$@" -v
}
aeni()
{
	aegis -ni "$@" -v
}
aenpa()
{
	aegis -new-project-alias "$@" -v
}
aenpr()
{
	aegis -npr "$@" -v
}
aenrls()
{
	aegis -nrls "$@" -v
}
aenrv()
{
	aegis -nrv "$@" -v
}
aent()
{
	aegis -nt "$@" -v
}
aentu()
{
	aegis -ntu "$@" -v
}
aepa()
{
	aegis -pa "$@" -v
}
aepwd()
{
	aegis -Change_Directory "$@" -terse
}
aeq()
{
	aegis -q "$@" -v
}
aer()
{
	aereport "$@" -v
}
aera()
{
	aegis -ra "$@" -v
}
aerb()
{
	aegis -rb "$@" -v
}
aerbu()
{
	aegis -rbu "$@" -v
}
aerd()
{
	aegis -rd "$@" -v
}
aerfail()
{
	aegis -rfail "$@" -v
}
aeri()
{
	aegis -ri "$@" -v
}
aerm()
{
	aegis -rm "$@" -v
}
aermu()
{
	aegis -rmu "$@" -v
}
aerpass()
{
	aegis -rpass "$@" -v
}
aerpa()
{
	aegis -remove-project-alias "$@" -v
}
aerpu()
{
	aegis -rpu "$@" -v
}
aermpr()
{
	aegis -rmpr "$@" -v
}
aerrv()
{
	aegis -rrv "$@" -v
}
aet()
{
	aegis -t "$@" -v
}
aev()
{
	aegis -VERSion "$@" -v
}

ae_c()
{
	AEGIS_CHANGE="$1"
	export AEGIS_CHANGE
}
ae_p()
{
	AEGIS_PROJECT="$1"
	export AEGIS_PROJECT
}

aeunset()
{
	unset -f aeb
	unset -f ae_c
	unset -f aeca
	unset -f aecd
	unset -f aechown
	unset -f aeclean
	unset -f aeclone
	unset -f aecp
	unset -f aecpu
	unset -f aed
	unset -f aedb
	unset -f aedbu
	unset -f aede
	unset -f aedeu
	unset -f aedless
	unset -f aedmore
	unset -f aedn
	unset -f aeunset
	unset -f aeib
	unset -f aeibu
	unset -f aeifail
	unset -f aeipass
	unset -f ael
	unset -f aem
        unset -f aemt
        unset -f aemtu
        unset -f aemv
	unset -f aemvu
	unset -f aena
	unset -f aenbr
	unset -f aenbru
	unset -f aenc
	unset -f aencu
	unset -f aend
	unset -f aenf
	unset -f aenfu
	unset -f aeni
	unset -f aenpa
	unset -f aenpr
	unset -f aenrls
	unset -f aenrv
	unset -f aent
	unset -f aentu
	unset -f ae_p
	unset -f aepa
        unset -f aepwd
	unset -f aeq
	unset -f aer
	unset -f aera
        unset -f aerb
        unset -f aerbu
	unset -f aerd
	unset -f aerfail
	unset -f aeri
	unset -f aerm
	unset -f aermpr
	unset -f aermu
	unset -f aerpa
	unset -f aerpass
	unset -f aerpu
	unset -f aerrv
	unset -f aet
        unset -f aev
	unset AEGIS
	unset AEGIS_PROJECT
	unset AEGIS_CHANGE
	unset AEGIS_PATH
	unset AEGIS_AUTOMOUNT_POINTS
}

#
# Command completion is gradually being implemented for a wide range of
# arguments for many Aegis commands.
#
if [ -n "$PS1" ]
then
    case "$BASH_VERSION" in

    2.0[4-9]* | 2.[1-9]* | [3-9].* | [1-9][0-9].*)
	complete -C aecomplete \
	    aeb \
	    ae_c \
	    aeca \
	    aecd \
	    aechown \
	    aeclean \
	    aecp \
	    aecpu \
	    aed \
	    aedb \
	    aedbu \
	    aede \
	    aedeu \
	    aedn \
	    aefa \
	    aegis \
	    aeib \
	    aeibu \
	    aeifail \
	    aeipass \
	    aemt \
	    aemtu \
	    aena \
	    aencu \
	    aend \
	    aenf \
	    aenfu \
	    aeni \
	    aenrv \
	    aentu \
	    ae_p \
	    aepa \
	    aera \
	    aerb \
	    aerbu \
	    aerd \
	    aerfail \
	    aeri \
	    aerm \
	    aermu \
	    aerpass \
	    aerpu \
	    aerrv \
	    aet
	;;
    esac

    case "$ZSH_VERSION" in

    4.[2-9]* | [5-9].* | [1-9][0-9].* )
	_aegis_complete () {
	    local output
	    output=( ${(f)"$(aecomplete $words[1]  2>/dev/null)"} )
	    test $? = 0 && compadd -a output
	}
	compdef _aegis_complete -P "ae*"
	;;
    esac
fi