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#! @BASH_FULL_PATH@
# Copyright (C) 2004, 2005 Stephen Bach
# This is script is a wrapper interface to the Viewglob package.
#
# Viewglob 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 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# Viewglob 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 Viewglob; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
SCRIPT_NAME="${0##*/}"
VG_LIB_DIR="@pkglibdir@"
VGPING="$VG_LIB_DIR/vgping"
HOST_DEFAULT=localhost
PORT_DEFAULT=16108
# Execution configuration
REMOTE=
VGSEER_OPTS=
VGSEER_EXEC=vgseer
VGD_OPTS=
# We need extended globbing.
shopt -s extglob
vg_usage() {
cat >&2 << EOF
usage: viewglob [-h <host>] [-p <port>] [-c <shell mode>] [-d <display>]
[-s <sort style>] [-r <dir ordering>] [-t <on/off>]
[-i <on/off>] [-z <font size modifier>]
-h, --host Host to connect to. [localhost]
-p, --port Port to use or connect to. [16108]
-c, --shell-mode Shell to use (bash or zsh). [bash]
-d, --display Display program. [vgmini]
-s, --sort-style Windows (dirs first) or ls. [ls]
-r, --dir-order Directory list ordering. [ascending]
-t, --shell-star Asterisk character at prompt. [on]
-i, --file-icons File type icons in display. [on]
-z, --font-size-modifier Increase/decrease display font size.
-h, --help This usage.
-V, --version Print the version.
EOF
exit 0
}
vg_error() {
echo "$SCRIPT_NAME: $1" >&2
exit $2
}
vg_version() {
cat << EOF
@PACKAGE_NAME@ @PACKAGE_VERSION@
Released @RELEASE_DATE@
EOF
exit 0
}
# Option verification functions
vg_test_shell_mode() {
if [ "$1" != bash ] && [ "$1" != zsh ]
then vg_error "Shell mode must be \"bash\" or \"zsh\"" 1
fi
}
vg_test_display() {
if [ ! "$1" ]
then vg_error "No display program specified" 1
elif [ "$1" = vgmini ] || [ "$1" = vgclassic ]
then vg_disp="$VG_LIB_DIR/$1"
else
vg_disp="$1"
fi
if [ ! -x "$vg_disp" ]
then vg_error "$1 is not present or not executable" 1
fi
}
vg_test_sort_style() {
if [ "$1" != ls ] && [ "$1" != win ]
then vg_error "Unknown sort style \"$1\"" 1
fi
}
vg_test_dir_order() {
if [ "$1" != descending ] && \
[ "$1" != ascending ] && \
[ "$1" != ascending-pwd-first ]
then vg_error "Invalid directory ordering \"$1\"" 1
fi
}
vg_test_font_size_modifier() {
if [[ "$1" != ?([-+])*([0-9]) ]]
then vg_error "Invalid font size modifier" 1
fi
}
vg_test_onoff() {
if [[ "$OPTARG" != on ]] && [[ "$OPTARG" != off ]]
then vg_error "Argument must be \"on\" or \"off\"" 1
fi
}
if [[ "$VG_VIEWGLOB_ACTIVE" = yep ]]
then vg_error "This shell is already being monitored" 2
elif [[ -z "$DISPLAY" ]]
then REMOTE=yep
elif [[ -z "$TERM" ]] || [[ "$TERM" = dumb ]]; then
# There's no terminal associated with the shell, but an X display is
# present, so make a new xterm. Try to use gconf-tool2 to determine
# a usable terminal program.
GCONF='gconftool-2'
if [ `which ${GCONF} 2>/dev/null` ]; then
TERM_EXEC="`${GCONF} -g \
/desktop/gnome/applications/terminal/exec \
2>/dev/null`"
TERM_EXEC_ARG="`${GCONF} -g \
/desktop/gnome/applications/terminal/exec_arg \
2>/dev/null`"
fi
if [ -z "$TERM_EXEC" ] || [ -z "$TERM_EXEC_ARG" ]; then
# Fallback to xterm.
TERM_EXEC=xterm
TERM_EXEC_ARG=-e
fi
VGSEER_EXEC="$TERM_EXEC $TERM_EXEC_ARG $VGSEER_EXEC"
fi
# This is an excellent script to replace bash's getopts with one which allows
# long names. It's written by Grigoriy Strokin.
. $VG_LIB_DIR/getopt.sh
# Parse the options.
while getoptex "h: p: i: c: d: r: s: t: H; v; V; z: host: port: shell-mode: display: font-size-modifier: sort-style: dir-order: shell-star: file-icons: help; version;" "$@"
do case "$OPTOPT" in
h|host)
REMOTE=yep
HOST="$OPTARG"
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --host=$OPTARG"
;;
p|port)
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --port=$OPTARG"
PORT="$OPTARG"
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --port=$OPTARG"
;;
i|file-icons)
vg_test_onoff "$OPTARG"
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --file-icons $OPTARG"
;;
c|shell-mode)
vg_test_shell_mode "$OPTARG"
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --shell-mode=$OPTARG"
;;
d|display)
vg_test_display "$OPTARG"
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --display=$OPTARG"
;;
s|sort-style)
[ "$OPTARG" == windows ] && OPTARG=win
vg_test_sort_style "$OPTARG"
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --sort-style=$OPTARG"
;;
r|dir-order)
vg_test_dir_order "$OPTARG"
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --dir-order=$OPTARG"
;;
t|shell-star)
vg_test_onoff "$OPTARG"
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --shell-star $OPTARG"
;;
z|font-size-modifier)
vg_test_font_size_modifier "$OPTARG"
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --font-size-modifier=$OPTARG"
;;
H|help) vg_usage ;;
v|V|version) vg_version ;;
*) vg_error "invalid argument" 3 ;;
esac
done
shift $((OPTIND - 1))
if [ "$OPTOPT" = \? ]
# getopt.sh already emitted an error message.
then exit 5
fi
# Just in case the user has turned daemonizing off in vgd.conf.
VGD_OPTS="$VGD_OPTS --daemon=on"
if [ -z "${HOST}${PORT}" ]; then
# A local connection is assumed.
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --unix-socket=on"
vgd_ports=
nvgds=0
# Create list of active sockets, and clean out inactive ones (if any).
for file in $HOME/.viewglob/.*; do
if [[ $file == */.+([0-9]) ]]; then
if $VGPING dummy ${file##*/}; then
vgd_ports="$vgd_ports ${file##*/.}"
nvgds=`expr $nvgds + 1`
else
rm -f $file
fi
fi
done
if [ $nvgds -eq 0 ]; then
# There are no active vgds.
# Find an unused port for vgd and create new vgd and vgseer
# processes.
port=$PORT_DEFAULT
while true; do
while true; do
if $VGPING localhost $port
then port=`expr $port + 1`
else
break
fi
done
vgd $VGD_OPTS --port $port
case "$?" in
0)
exec $VGSEER_EXEC $VGSEER_OPTS \
--port $port ;;
2)
# Socket error -- try another port.
continue ;;
*)
# Other error -- give up.
break ;;
esac
done
elif [ $nvgds -eq 1 ]; then
# There is a single active vgd.
exec $VGSEER_EXEC $VGSEER_OPTS --port $vgd_ports
else
echo "There are active vgds on the following local ports:"
for port in $vgd_ports; do
echo " $port"
done
fi
else
test -z "$HOST" && HOST=$HOST_DEFAULT
test -z "$PORT" && PORT=$PORT_DEFAULT
if [ "$REMOTE" = yep ]; then
# We're running in a displayless environment or the user
# specified a host to connect to. Either case implies we're
# not connecting locally, and so we shouldn't create a vgd.
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --unix-socket=off"
if ! $VGPING $HOST $PORT ; then
vg_error "Couldn't handshake with a vgd at \
${HOST}:${PORT}" 6
fi
exec $VGSEER_EXEC $VGSEER_OPTS --unix-socket=off
else
VGSEER_OPTS="$VGSEER_OPTS --unix-socket=on"
# First check for an existing vgd. If there is one, connect
# to it.
if $VGPING $HOST .$PORT ; then
exec $VGSEER_EXEC $VGSEER_OPTS
fi
# We'll have to setup a new vgd, then exec.
if vgd $VGD_OPTS ; then
exec $VGSEER_EXEC $VGSEER_OPTS
fi
fi
fi
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