#!/bin/bash

#

# verify_doLinkInstall.sh -- This function receives a list of missing

# links and installs them using `ln'.

#

# Copyright (C) 2009-2011  Alain Reguera Delgado

# 

# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or

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# 

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# 

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

# $Id$

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

function verify_doLinkInstall {

    local ID=0

    local LINKS_PARENT=''

    local WARNING=''

    for ID in $LINKS_MISSING_ID;do

        # Verify parent directory of missing link names that have a

        # file as target. If the parent directory doesn't exist,

        # create it first before creating links inside it. Because

        # links are not created yet, we use their related targets as

        # reference to determine what type of link we are creating.

        if [[ -f ${TARGETS[$ID]} ]];then

            LINKS_PARENT=$(dirname ${LINKS[$ID]})

            cli_checkFiles $LINKS_PARENT 'd'

        fi

        # Verify missing link that already exists as regular file. If

        # a regular file exists with the same name of a required link,

        # warn the user about it and continue with the next file in

        # the list of missing links that need to be installed.

        if [[ -f ${LINKS[$ID]} ]];then

            WARNING=" (`gettext "Already exists as regular file."`)"

            cli_printMessage "${LINKS[$ID]}${WARNING}" 'AsResponseLine'

            continue

        fi

        # Create symbolic link.

        ln -s ${TARGETS[$ID]} ${LINKS[$ID]}

    done

}