#!/bin/bash
#
# locale_updateMessageBinary.sh -- This function creates/updates
# machine objects (.mo) from portable objects (.po).
#
# Copyright (C) 2009-2013 The CentOS Project
#
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#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function locale_updateMessageBinary {

    # Verify machine object creation flag.
    if [[ ${FLAG_DONT_CREATE_MO} == 'true' ]];then
        return
    fi

    # Define absolute path to final portable object. This is the file
    # that contains all the individual function translation messages
    # and is used to build the machine object (.mo) file.
    local PO_FILE=${L10N_WORKDIR}/${TEXTDOMAIN}.po

    # Define list of portable objects to work with. This list must be
    # built using the portable objects inside the working copy as
    # reference not the information in the central repository
    # (IMPORTANT: all of them must be included in this list, so
    # FLAG_FILTER mustn't be applied here). Thus, when we are
    # selective about the functionalities we want to use, it is
    # possible to have translation messages only for those
    # functionalities we did download into the working copy and no
    # others. There is no need to have translation messages for
    # functionalities we didn't download.
    local PO_FILES=$(cli_getFilesList ${L10N_WORKDIR} --type='f' --pattern="^.+/messages.po$")

    # Define absolute path to machine object directory.
    local MO_DIR="${L10N_WORKDIR}/LC_MESSAGES"

    # Define absolute path to machine object file.
    local MO_FILE="${MO_DIR}/${TEXTDOMAIN}.mo"

    # Print action message.
    cli_printMessage "${PO_FILE}" --as-creating-line

    # Combine all the function individual portable objects into just
    # one portable object. Be sure to use just the first translation
    # found, otherwise the automated flow will be broken for you to
    # decide which one of two or more variants should remain in the
    # portable object.
    msgcat ${PO_FILES} --use-first --output-file=${PO_FILE}
    
    # Print action message.
    cli_printMessage "${MO_FILE}" --as-creating-line

    # Verify absolute path to machine object directory, if it doesn't
    # exist create it.
    if [[ ! -d ${MO_DIR} ]];then
        mkdir -p ${MO_DIR}
    fi

    # Create machine object from portable object.
    msgfmt --check ${PO_FILE} --output-file=${MO_FILE}

}