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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
#
# Not actually contributed by anybody, but people might find this useful.
#
# This is a small PERL script to convert a ChangeLog in the same format as that
# used by devtodo into a devtodo database.
#
# DISCLAIMER: I've only been using PERL for about a week, so I'm sure there are
# much easier ways of doing some of these things.
#
sub htmlify {
s/&/&/g;
s/</</g;
s/>/>/g;
return $_;
}
open(CHANGELOG, "ChangeLog");
print "<todo>\n";
my $version = "";
my $item = "";
my $pseudotime = 0;
while (<CHANGELOG>) {
if (/^[0-9]\.[0-9]\.[0-9]/) {
if ($item ne "") {
print $item;
print "</note>\n";
$item = "";
}
if ($version ne "") {
print "</note>\n";
$version = "";
}
print "<note priority='high' time='$pseudotime'>$_\n";
$pseudotime++;
$version = $_;
} elsif (/^\*/) {
s/^\*\w*//;
if ($item ne "") {
print $item;
print "</note>\n";
$item = "";
}
print "<note priority='medium' time='$pseudotime'>\n";
$pseudotime++;
chomp();
$item = htmlify($_);
} else {
chomp();
$item .= htmlify($_);
}
}
if ($item ne "") {
print $item;
print "</note>\n";
$item = "";
}
if ($version ne "") {
print "</note>\n";
$version = "";
}
print "</todo>\n";
close(CHANGELOG);
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