#!/bin/bash

#

# identity_renderBase.sh -- This function initiates base rendition

# using pre-rendition configuration files.

#

# Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Alain Reguera Delgado

# 

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# 

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

# $Id$

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function identity_renderBase {

    local FILE=''

    local FILES=''

    local OUTPUT=''

    local EXPORTID=''

    local TEMPLATE=''

    local COMMONDIR=''

    local PARENTDIR=''

    local TRANSLATION=''

    local EXTERNALFILE=''

    local EXTERNALFILES=''

    local COMMONDIRCOUNT=0

    local -a COMMONDIRS

    # Redefine parent directory for current workplace.

    PARENTDIR=$(basename "$ACTIONVAL")

    # Define base location of template files.

    identity_getDirTemplate

    # Define list of files to process. 

    FILES=$(cli_getFilesList "${TEMPLATE}" "${FLAG_FILTER}.*\.(svgz|svg)")

    # Set action preamble.

    # Do not print action preamble here, it prevents massive rendition.

    # Define common absolute paths in order to know when centos-art.sh

    # is leaving a directory structure and entering into another. This

    # information is required in order for centos-art.sh to know when

    # to apply last-rendition actions.

    for COMMONDIR in $(dirname "$FILES" | sort | uniq);do

        COMMONDIRS[$COMMONDIRCOUNT]=$(dirname "$COMMONDIR")

        COMMONDIRCOUNT=$(($COMMONDIRCOUNT + 1))

    done

    # Define export id used inside design templates. This value

    # defines the design area we want to export.

    EXPORTID='CENTOSARTWORK'

    # Start processing the base rendition list of FILES. Fun part

    # approching :-).

    for FILE in $FILES; do

        # Define final location of translation file.

        TRANSLATION=$(dirname $FILE \

           | sed -r 's!/trunk/(Identity/)!/trunk/Locales/\1!')/$(cli_getCurrentLocale).po

        # Print final location of translation file.

        if [[ ! -f "$TRANSLATION" ]];then

            cli_printMessage "`gettext "None"`" "AsTranslationLine"

        else

            cli_printMessage "$TRANSLATION" 'AsTranslationLine'

        fi

        # Define final location of template file.

        TEMPLATE=${FILE}

        # Print final location of template file.

        if [[ ! -f "$TEMPLATE" ]];then

            cli_printMessage "`gettext "None"`" "AsDesignLine"

        else

            cli_printMessage "$TEMPLATE" 'AsDesignLine'

        fi

        # Define final location of output directory.

        identity_getDirOutput

        # Get relative path to file. The path string (stored in FILE)

        # has two parts: 1. the variable path and 2. the common path.

        # The variable path is before the common point in the path

        # string. The common path is after the common point in the

        # path string. The common point is the name of the parent

        # directory (stored in PARENTDIR).

        #

        # trunk/Locales/Identity/.../Firstboot/3/splash-small.svg

        # -------------------------^| the     |^------------^

        # variable path             | common  |    common path

        # -------------------------v| point   |    v------------v

        # trunk/Identity/Themes/M.../Firstboot/Img/3/splash-small.png

        #

        # What we do here is remove the varibale path, the common

        # point, and the file extension parts in the string holding

        # the path retrived from design models directory structure.

        # Then we use the common path as relative path to store the

        # the final image file.

        #

        # The file extension is removed from the common path because

        # it is set when we create the final image file. This

        # configuration let us use different extensions for the same

        # file name.

        #

        # When we render using renderImage function, the structure of

        # files under the output directory will be the same used after

        # the common point in the related design model directory

        # structure.

        FILE=$(echo ${FILE} \

            | sed -r "s!.*${PARENTDIR}/!!" \

            | sed -r "s/\.(svgz|svg)$//")

        # Define absolute path to final file (without extension).

        FILE=${OUTPUT}/$(basename "${FILE}")

        # Define instance name from design model.

        INSTANCE=$(cli_getTemporalFile ${TEMPLATE})

        if [[ -f ${TRANSLATION} ]];then

            # Create translated instance from design model.

            /usr/bin/xml2po -p ${TRANSLATION} ${TEMPLATE} > ${INSTANCE}

            # Remove .xml2po.mo temporal file.

            if [[ -f ${PWD}/.xml2po.mo ]];then

                rm ${PWD}/.xml2po.mo

            fi

        else

            # Create non-translated instance form design model.

            /bin/cat ${TEMPLATE} > ${INSTANCE}    

        fi

        # Apply replacement of translation markers to design model

        # translated instance.

        cli_replaceTMarkers ${INSTANCE}

        # Check export id inside design templates.

        grep "id=\"$EXPORTID\"" $INSTANCE > /dev/null

        if [[ $? -gt 0 ]];then

            cli_printMessage "`eval_gettext "There is no export id (\\\$EXPORTID) inside \\\$TEMPLATE."`" "AsErrorLine"

            cli_printMessage '-' 'AsSeparatorLine'

            continue

        fi

        # Check existence of external files. In order for design

        # templates to point different artistic motifs, design

        # templates make use of external files that point to specific

        # artistic motif background images. If such external files

        # doesn't exist, print a message and stop script execution.

        # We cannot continue without background information.

        identity_checkAbsolutePaths "$INSTANCE"

        # Render template instance and modify the inkscape output to

        # reduce the amount of characters used in description column

        # at final output.

        cli_printMessage "$(inkscape $INSTANCE \

            --export-id=$EXPORTID --export-png=${FILE}.png | sed -r \

            -e "s!Area !`gettext "Area"`: !" \

            -e "s!Background RRGGBBAA:!`gettext "Background"`: RRGGBBAA!" \

            -e "s!Bitmap saved as:!`gettext "Saved as"`:!")" \

            'AsRegularLine'

        # Remove template instance. 

        if [[ -a $INSTANCE ]];then

            rm $INSTANCE

        fi

        # Execute post-rendition actions.

        for ACTION in "${POSTACTIONS[@]}"; do

            case "$ACTION" in

                renderSyslinux* )

                    identity_renderSyslinux "${FILE}" "$ACTION"

                    ;;

                renderGrub* )

                    identity_renderGrub "${FILE}" "$ACTION"

                    ;;

                renderFormats:* )

                    identity_renderFormats "${FILE}" "$ACTION"

                    ;;

                groupByType:* )

                    identity_renderGroupByType "${FILE}" "$ACTION"

                    ;;

            esac

        done

        # Output separator line.

        cli_printMessage '-' 'AsSeparatorLine'

        # Apply last-rendition actions. As convenction, last-rendition

        # actions are applied after all images inside the same

        # directory structure have been produced. Notice that, in

        # order to apply last-rendition actions correctly,

        # centos-art.sh needs to "predict" what the last file in the

        # same directory structure would be. There is no magic here,

        # so we need to previously define which are the common

        # directory structures centos-art.sh could produce content

        # for inside an array variable. Later, using the index of that

        # array variable we could check the next item in the array

        # against the file being currently produced. If they match, we

        # haven't reached the end of the same directory structure, but

        # if they don't match, we do have reach the end of the same

        # directory structure and it is time for last-rendition

        # actions to be evaluated before go producing the next

        # directory structure in the list of files to process.

        if [[ $(dirname "$TEMPLATE") != ${COMMONDIRS[$(($COMMONDIRCOUNT + 1))]} ]];then

            # At this point centos-art.sh should be producing the last

            # file from the same unique directory structure, so,

            # before producing images for the next directory structure

            # lets evaluate last-rendition actions for the current

            # directory structure. 

            for ACTION in "${LASTACTIONS[@]}"; do

                case "$ACTION" in

                    renderKSplash )

                        identity_renderKsplash

                        ;;

                    renderDm:* )

                        identity_renderDm "$ACTION"

                        ;;

                    groupByType:* )

                        identity_renderGroupByType "$ACTION"

                        ;;

                    renderBrands )

                        identity_renderBrands "${FILE}" "$ACTION"

                        ;;

                esac

            done

        fi

        # Increment common directory counter.

        COMMONDIRCOUNT=$(($COMMONDIRCOUNT + 1))

    done

}