#!/bin/bash

#

# prepare_updateLinks.sh -- This option creates/updates the symbolic links

# information required in your workstation to connect it with the

# files inside the working copy of The CentOS Artwork Repository. When

# you provide this option, the centos-art.sh put itself into your

# system's execution path and make common brushes, patterns, palettes

# and fonts available inside applications like GIMP, so you can make

# use of them without loosing version control over them. 

#

# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 The CentOS Project

#

# 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 2 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, write to the Free Software

# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.

#

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

# $Id$

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

function prepare_updateLinks {

    local -a LINKS_SRC

    local -a LINKS_DST

    local USERFILES=''

    local PALETTE=''

    local BRUSH=''

    local PATTERN=''

    local FONT=''

    local FILE=''

    local COUNT=0

    # Define user's directories. Here is where configuration links are

    # created in the local workstation.

    local GIMP_DIR=${HOME}/.$(rpm -q gimp | cut -d. -f-2)

    local GIMP_DIR_BRUSHES=${GIMP_DIR}/brushes

    local GIMP_DIR_PALETTES=${GIMP_DIR}/palettes

    local GIMP_DIR_PATTERNS=${GIMP_DIR}/patterns

    local INKS_DIR=${HOME}/.inkscape

    local INKS_DIR_PALETTES=${INKS_DIR}/palettes

    local FONT_DIR=${HOME}/.fonts

    local APPS_DIR=${HOME}/bin

    # Define the working copy directory structure. Here is where user

    # specific configuration links in the workstation will point to.

    local WCDIR=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity

    local WCDIR_BRUSHES=${WCDIR}/Brushes

    local WCDIR_PALETTES=${WCDIR}/Palettes

    local WCDIR_PATTERNS=${WCDIR}/Patterns

    local WCDIR_FONTS=${WCDIR}/Fonts

    local WCDIR_EDITOR=${PREPARE_CONFIG_DIR}

    # Verify required working copy directory structure. If these

    # directories don't exist, there isn't a target location where

    # configuration links can point to. To prevent such an issue

    # output an error message and stop the script execution after it.

    for DIR in $(echo "Brushes Palettes Patterns Fonts");do

        cli_checkFiles ${WCDIR}/${DIR}

    done

    # Define link relation for cli.

    LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${APPS_DIR}/${CLI_NAME}

    LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${CLI_BASEDIR}/${CLI_NAME}.sh

    USERFILES="${APPS_DIR}/${CLI_NAME}"

    # Define link relation for fonts.

    for FONT in $(cli_getFilesList "${WCDIR_FONTS}" --pattern='^.+\.ttf$');do

        LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${FONT_DIR}/$(basename $FONT)

        LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${FONT}

    done

    # Define link relation for common palettes.

    for PALETTE in $(cli_getFilesList "${WCDIR_PALETTES}" --pattern="^.+\.gpl$");do

        LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${GIMP_DIR_PALETTES}/$(prepare_getLinkName ${WCDIR_PALETTES} ${PALETTE})

        LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${PALETTE}

        LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${INKS_DIR_PALETTES}/$(prepare_getLinkName ${WCDIR_PALETTES} ${PALETTE})

        LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${PALETTE}

    done

    # Define link relation for common brushes.

    for BRUSH in $(cli_getFilesList "${WCDIR_BRUSHES}" --pattern="^.+\.(gbr|gih)$");do

        LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${GIMP_DIR_BRUSHES}/$(prepare_getLinkName ${WCDIR_BRUSHES} ${BRUSH})

        LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${BRUSH}

    done

    # Define link relation for common patterns.

    for PATTERN in $(cli_getFilesList "${WCDIR_PATTERNS}" --pattern="^.+\.png$");do

        LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${GIMP_DIR_PATTERNS}/$(prepare_getLinkName ${WCDIR_BRUSHES} ${BRUSH})

        LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${PATTERN}

    done

    # Define link relation for Vim text editor's configuration.

    if [[ $EDITOR == '/usr/bin/vim' ]];then

        LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${HOME}/.vimrc

        LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${WCDIR_EDITOR}/vim.conf

        USERFILES="${USERFILES} ${HOME}/.vimrc"

    fi

    # Define link relation for the `reset.css' file. The `reset.css'

    # file is resets the web browser default style and use ours

    # instead. The reset.css file is common for all web environments

    # so there is no need to have duplicated files inside the working

    # copy.  Instead, create a symbolic link to it from different

    # places using absolute paths and the default style guide as

    # reference.

    LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Webenv/Themes/Default/Docbook/1.69.1/Css/reset.css

    LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Webenv/Themes/Default/Style-guide/0.0.1/Css/reset.css

    # Define link relation for `images' directory used inside the

    # default web environment style guide. The `images' directory

    # contains common images used by all web environments. By default

    # no image is under version control so we point out the output

    # directory where this images produced, once rendered.

    LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Webenv/Themes/Default/Style-guide/0.0.1/Images

    LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Images/Webenv

    # Define link relation for `Manuals' images. These images exists

    # to help people describe ideas inside documentation.

    LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Images/Webenv/Manuals

    LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Images/Manuals

    # Define link for `centos-logo.png', the branding information that

    # should be used in all web applications on the left-top corner.

    LINKS_SRC[((++${#LINKS_SRC[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Images/Webenv/logo-centos.png

    LINKS_DST[((++${#LINKS_DST[*]}))]=${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Images/Brands/Logos/White/78/centos.png

    # Define which files inside the user's configuration directories

    # need to be removed in order for centos-art.sh script to make a

    # fresh installation of common patterns, common palettes and

    # common brushes using symbolic links from the working copy to the

    # user's configuration directories inside the workstation.

    USERFILES=$(echo "$USERFILES";

        cli_getFilesList ${APPS_DIR} --pattern='^.+\.sh$';

        cli_getFilesList ${FONT_DIR} --pattern='^.+\.ttf$';

        cli_getFilesList ${GIMP_DIR_BRUSHES} --pattern='^.+\.(gbr|gih)$';

        cli_getFilesList ${GIMP_DIR_PATTERNS} --pattern='^.+\.(pat|png|jpg|bmp)$';

        cli_getFilesList ${GIMP_DIR_PALETTES} --pattern='^.+\.gpl$';

        cli_getFilesList ${INKS_DIR_PALETTES} --pattern='^.+\.gpl$';)

    # Remove user-specific configuration files from user's home

    # directory before creating symbolic links from the working copy.

    # Otherwise, we might end up having links inside the user's home

    # directory that don't exist inside the working copy.

    if [[ "$USERFILES" != '' ]];then

        rm -r $USERFILES

    fi

    while [[ $COUNT -lt ${#LINKS_SRC[*]} ]];do

        # Print action message.

        cli_printMessage "${LINKS_SRC[$COUNT]}" --as-creating-line

        # Create symbolic link's parent directory if it doesn't exist.

        if [[ ! -d $(dirname ${LINKS_SRC[$COUNT]}) ]];then

            mkdir -p $(dirname ${LINKS_SRC[$COUNT]})

        fi

        # Remove symbolic link before creating it to prevent recursive

        # creation once the first symbolic link be created and it be a

        # directory.

        if [[ -a ${LINKS_SRC[$COUNT]} ]];then

            rm ${LINKS_SRC[$COUNT]}

        fi

        # Create symbolic link.

        ln ${LINKS_DST[$COUNT]} ${LINKS_SRC[$COUNT]} --symbolic --force

        # Increment counter.

        COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))

    done

}