#!/bin/bash

#

# svg_checkModelAbsref.sh -- This function retrives absolute files and

# checks their existence. In order for design templates to point

# different artistic motifs, design templates make use of external

# files which point to specific artistic motif background images. If

# such external files don't exist, try to create the background image

# required by cropping a higher background image (e.g.,

# 2048x1536-final.png).  If this isn't possible neither, then create

# the background image using a plain color and crop from it then.  We

# can't go on without the required background information.

#

# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011 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 svg_checkModelAbsref {

    local FILE=''

    local BG_DST_FILES=''

    local BG_DST_FILE=''

    local BG_DST_FILE_WIDTH=''

    local BG_DST_FILE_HEIGHT=''

    local BG_SRC_FILE=''

    local BG_SRC_FILE_COLOR=''

    local BG_SRC_FILE_WIDTH=''

    local BG_SRC_FILE_HEIGHT=''

    # Define absolute path to the translated instance of design model.

    FILE="$1"

    # Verify existence of file we need to retrive absolute paths from.

    cli_checkFiles "$FILE"

    # Retrive absolute paths from file.

    BG_DST_FILES=$(egrep "(sodipodi:absref|xlink:href)=\"${HOME}.+" $FILE \

        | sed -r "s,.+=\"(${HOME}.+\.png)\".*,\1," | sort | uniq)

    # Verify absolute paths retrived from file.

    for BG_DST_FILE in $BG_DST_FILES;do

        # Print action message.

        cli_printMessage "$BG_DST_FILE" --as-checking-line

        # Verify parent directory of absolute files retrived from

        # file. This is required to prevent the construction of paths

        # to locations that don't exist. For example, when including

        # background images in SVG files, it is possible that the path

        # information inside SVG files get outdated temporarly. If in

        # that exact moment, you try to render the SVG file it won't

        # be possible to create the image used for cropping because

        # the path build from the location inside SVG file doesn't

        # exist. In this case, centos-art.sh script will end up with

        # `file ... doesn't exist' errors.

        cli_checkFiles "$(dirname ${BG_DST_FILE})" -d

        if [[ ! -a $BG_DST_FILE ]];then

            # Define the source background file, the image file will

            # crop when no specific background informatio be available

            # for using. Generally, this is the most reusable

            # background file inside the artistic motifs (e.g,.  the

            # `2048x1536-final.png' file).  We can use this image file

            # to create almost all artworks inside The CentOS

            # Distribution visual manifestation when

            # resolution-specific backgrounds don't exist. 

            BG_SRC_FILE=$(echo $BG_DST_FILE \

                | sed -r "s!(.+)/[[:digit:]]+x[[:digit:]]+(-final\.png)!\1/2048x1536\2!")

            # Verify existence of source background file. If the file

            # doesn't exist create it using The CentOS Project default

            # background color information, as specified in its

            # corporate identity manual.

            if [[ ! -f $BG_SRC_FILE ]];then

                # Define plain color that will be used as background.

                BG_SRC_FILE_COLOR=$(${RENDER_BACKEND}_getColors)

                # Verify format of color value.

                ${RENDER_BACKEND}_checkColorFormats $BG_SRC_FILE_COLOR --format='rrggbb'

                # Define width for the source background file the

                # required background information is cropped from.

                BG_SRC_FILE_WIDTH=$(echo $BG_SRC_FILE \

                    | sed -r 's!.+/([[:digit:]]+)x[[:digit:]]+-final\.png!\1!')

                # Define height for the source background file the

                # required background information is cropped from.

                BG_SRC_FILE_HEIGHT=$(echo $BG_SRC_FILE \

                    | sed -r 's!.+/[[:digit:]]+x([[:digit:]]+)-final\.png!\1!')

                # Print action message.

                cli_printMessage "${BG_SRC_FILE} ($BG_SRC_FILE_COLOR)" --as-creating-line

                # Create the source background file.

                ppmmake -quiet ${BG_SRC_FILE_COLOR} \

                    ${BG_SRC_FILE_WIDTH} ${BG_SRC_FILE_HEIGHT} \

                    | pnmtopng > ${BG_SRC_FILE}

            fi

            # Print action message.

            cli_printMessage "$BG_SRC_FILE" --as-cropping-line

            # Define the width of the required background information.

            BG_DST_FILE_WIDTH=$(echo $BG_DST_FILE \

                | sed -r 's!.+/([[:digit:]]+)x[[:digit:]]+-final\.png!\1!')

            # Define the height of the required background information.

            BG_DST_FILE_HEIGHT=$(echo $BG_DST_FILE \

                | sed -r 's!.+/[[:digit:]]+x([[:digit:]]+)-final\.png!\1!')

            # Create required backgrounnd information.

            convert -quiet \

                -crop ${BG_DST_FILE_WIDTH}x${BG_DST_FILE_HEIGHT}+0+0 \

                ${BG_SRC_FILE} ${BG_DST_FILE}

            # Verify required background information.

            cli_checkFiles $BG_DST_FILE

        fi

    done

}