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if (word(2 $loadinfo()) != [pf]) { load -pf $word(1 $loadinfo()); return; };
#
# Map script.  lifted from anduril by wd.
# This script is in the public domain
#
# $Id: map,v 1.3 2006/09/28 23:18:05 jnelson Exp $
#
# Here's how it works.  We retrieve links from the server using a /links
# command.  We then sort them out into an array as below, and then iterate
# over the array to generate the map.  On servers with 005 support and the
# map token, we simply use their map command unless mapping from a specific
# server is requested.
#
alias map.encode {return $encode($tolower($*))};

alias map.retrieve_links {
    ^on ^364 * (myserv, client, hub, hops, gecos) {
	@map.links.all #= [$client ];
	@:henc = map.encode($hub);
	@:cenc = map.encode($client);
	@map.links[$cenc][hub] = hub;
	@map.links[$cenc][hops] = hops;
	@map.links[$cenc][info] = gecos;
	if (hops == 0) {
	    return;
	};

	@push(map.links[$cenc][servers] $hub);
	@push(map.links[$henc][servers] $client);
    };
    ^eval on ^365 "*" map.finish_links $*;
    //^links;
};

alias map.finish_links {
    ^on 364 -"*"
    ^on 365 -"*"
    for xx in ($map.links.all) {
	@:senc = map.encode($xx);
	@map.links[$senc][servers] = uniq($map.links[$senc][servers]);
	if (numwords($map.links[$map.encode($xx)][servers]) > 1) {
	    @push(map.links.hubs $xx);
	};
    };
    # sort our hubs by distance in hops
    @:hops = 0;
    @:newlist = [];
    while (sort($newlist) != sort($map.links.hubs)) {
	@:new = [];
	for xx in ($map.links.hubs) {
	    if (map.links[$map.encode($xx)][hops] == hops) {
		@push(:new $xx);
	    };
	};
	if (new != []) {
	    @push(:newlist $new);
	};
	@:hops++;
    };
    @map.links.hubs = newlist;
    $*;
    fe ($aliasctl(assign pmatch map.links*)) xx {
	^assign -$xx;
    };
};

alias map (server) {
    if (serverctl(GET $servernum() 005 MAP) != [] && server == []) {
	quote map;
	return;
    };
    map.retrieve_links map.exec $server;
};

### this displays a single branch of a map.  I changed this alias slightly (to
### make it work properly) after observing the way Liandrin's script worked.
alias map.map_branch (server, prefix) {
    @push(map.links.seen $server);
    @:senc = map.encode($server);
    echo [map] $prefix$server \($map.links[$senc][hops] $map.links[$senc][info]\);
    @:servers = remws($map.links.seen / $map.links[$senc][servers]);
    if (numwords($servers) == 0) {
	return;
    };
    @:prefix = msar(/`-/  /-/ /$prefix);

    for xx in ($servers) {
	if (xx == rightw(1 $servers)) {
	    map.map_branch $xx $prefix`-;
	} else {
	    map.map_branch $xx $prefix|-;
	};
    };
};


alias map.exec (server) {
    if (server == []) {
	@:server = builtin_expando(S);
    };

    if (findw($server $map.links.all) == -1) {
	echo [map] server $server does not appear to be online;
	return;
    };
    map.map_branch $server;
};
	
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