#!/bin/bash

#

# cli_checkRepoDirSource.sh -- This function provides input validation

# to repository entries considered as source locations.

#

# Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Alain Reguera Delgado

# 

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# 

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

# $Id$

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

function cli_checkRepoDirSource {

    # Check source value before making an absolute path from it.

    cli_checkPathComponent "$ACTIONVAL" '--default'

    # Redefine source value to build repository absolute path from

    # repository top level on. As we are removing

    # /home/centos/artwork/ from all centos-art.sh output (in order to

    # save horizontal output space), we need to be sure that all

    # strings begining with trunk/..., branches/..., and tags/... use

    # the correct absolute path. That is, you can refer trunk's

    # entries using both /home/centos/artwork/trunk/... or just

    # trunk/..., the /home/centos/artwork/ part is automatically added

    # here. 

    if [[ $ACTIONVAL =~ '^(trunk|branches|tags)' ]];then

        ACTIONVAL=/home/centos/artwork/$ACTIONVAL 

    fi

    # Re-define source value to build repository absolute path from

    # repository relative paths. This let us to pass repository

    # relative paths as source value.  Passing relative paths as

    # source value may save us some typing; specially if we are stood

    # a few levels up from the location we want to refer to as source

    # value.  There is no need to pass the absolute path to it, just

    # refere it relatively.

    if [[ -d ${ACTIONVAL} ]];then

        # Add directory to the top of the directory stack.

        pushd "$ACTIONVAL" > /dev/null

        # Check directory existence inside the repository.

        if [[ $(pwd) =~ '^/home/centos/artwork' ]];then

            # Re-define source value using absolute path.

            ACTIONVAL=$(pwd)

        else

            cli_printMessage "`eval_gettext "The location \\\`\\\$ACTIONVAL' is not valid."`" 'AsErrorLine'

            cli_printMessage "$(caller)" 'AsToKnowMoreLine'

        fi

        # Remove directory from the directory stack.

        popd > /dev/null

    elif [[ -f ${ACTIONVAL} ]];then

        # Add directory to the top of the directory stack.

        pushd "$(dirname $ACTIONVAL)" > /dev/null

        # Check directory existence inside the repository.

        if [[ $(pwd) =~ '^/home/centos/artwork' ]];then

            # Re-define source value using absolute path.

            ACTIONVAL=$(pwd)/$(basename $ACTIONVAL)

        else

            cli_printMessage "`eval_gettext "The location \\\`\\\$ACTIONVAL' is not valid."`" 'AsErrorLine'

            cli_printMessage "$(caller)" 'AsToKnowMoreLine'

        fi

        # Remove directory from the directory stack.

        popd > /dev/null

    else

        # At this there is no existent working copy entry, nor a valid

        # url. The source value can only be considered as such if it

        # is an existent working copy or valid url. So, print a

        # message and stop script execution.

        cli_printMessage "`eval_gettext "The location \\\`\\\$ACTIONVAL' is not valid."`" 'AsErrorLine'

        cli_printMessage "$(caller)" 'AsToKnowMoreLine'

    fi

}