#!/bin/bash
#
# render_setThemes.sh -- This function performs theme-specific
# rendition.
#
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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function render_setThemes {
local -a DIRS
local COUNT=0
local NEXTDIR=''
local MOTIF_NAME=''
local MOTIF_DIR=''
# Define base directory of artistic motifs. This is the location
# where all artistic motifs are stored in.
local MOTIF_BASEDIR="${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Images/Themes"
# Define base directory of design models. This is the location
# where all design models are stored in.
local MODEL_BASEDIR="${TCAR_WORKDIR}/Identity/Models/Themes"
# Verify directory structure for all theme-specific directories.
render_setThemesDirStructure "${MODEL_BASEDIR}/${FLAG_THEME_MODEL}" "${MOTIF_BASEDIR}"
# Define directory structure of design models. Design models
# directory structures are used as reference to create artistic
# motifs directory structure. Use the `--pattern' option to be
# sure any modification to FLAG_FILTER won't affect the output
# result. We need to make matching everything here, no matter what
# the FLAG_FILTER value be.
local MODEL_DIR=''
local MODEL_DIRS="$(cli_getFilesList ${MODEL_BASEDIR}/${FLAG_THEME_MODEL} \
--pattern='^.+/[^.svn][[:alnum:]_/-]+$' --type="d" \
| sed -e "s!^.*/${FLAG_THEME_MODEL}!!" \
-e '/^[[:space:]]*$/d' \
-e 's!^/!!')"
# Define design model regular expression patterns from design
# models directory structure.
local MODEL_PATTERN=$(echo "$MODEL_DIRS" | tr "\n" '|' \
| sed -e 's!^|!!' -e 's!|$!!')
# Define regular expression pattern that match the theme artistic
# motif component inside the path strings.
local MOTIF_PATTERN=$(cli_getPathComponent --motif-pattern)
# Define list of render-able directory structures inside the
# artistic motif. As reference, to build this list, use design
# model directory structure. The more specific you be in the path
# specification the more specific theme rendition will be. Thus,
# we use the path provided as argument and the --filter option as
# reference to control the amount of directories considered
# render-able directory.
local MOTIF_RENDERABLE_DIR=''
local MOTIF_RENDERABLE_DIRS=$(cli_getFilesList ${MOTIF_BASEDIR} \
--pattern="^${TCAR_WORKDIR}/${MOTIF_PATTERN}/($MODEL_PATTERN)$" --type="d" \
| grep "$(echo ${ACTIONVAL} | sed -r 's,/$,,')")
# When no render-able directories are found, finish the script
# execution with an error message. There is an obvious typo in the
# path provided.
if [[ -z ${MOTIF_RENDERABLE_DIRS} ]];then
cli_printMessage "`gettext "Nothing to do."`" --as-error-line
fi
# Rebuild list of render-able directory structures using an array
# variable. This let us to predict what directory is one step
# forward or backward from the current directory structure.
for MOTIF_RENDERABLE_DIR in $MOTIF_RENDERABLE_DIRS;do
DIRS[((++${#DIRS[*]}))]=${MOTIF_RENDERABLE_DIR}
done
# Define total number of directories to process. This is required
# in order to correct the counting value and so, make it to match
# the zero based nature of bash array variables.
local DIRS_TOTAL=$((${#DIRS[*]} - 1))
while [[ $COUNT -le ${DIRS_TOTAL} ]];do
# Redefine action value to refer the theme-specific render-able
# directory.
ACTIONVAL=${DIRS[$COUNT]}
# Refine artistic motif name using the current action value.
MOTIF_NAME=$(cli_getPathComponent $ACTIONVAL --motif)
# Verify artistic motif name. The name of the artistic motif
# must be present in order for theme rendition to happen.
# Theme rendition takes place inside artistic motifs and the
# artistic motif name is an indispensable part of it. Take
# care of not using design models directory structure as name
# for artistic motifs. They, sometimes, match the pattern used
# to verify artistic motifs names but must not be confused.
if [[ $MOTIF_NAME == '' ]] || [[ $MOTIF_NAME =~ "^($MODEL_PATTERN)" ]];then
COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))
continue
fi
# Refine artistic motif directory. This is the top directory
# where all visual manifestations of an artistic motif are
# stored in (e.g., Backgrounds, Brushes, Concept, Distro,
# etc.).
MOTIF_DIR="${MOTIF_BASEDIR}/${MOTIF_NAME}"
# Define what is the next directory in the list, so we could
# verify whether to render or not the current theme-specific
# render-able directory.
if [[ $COUNT -lt ${DIRS_TOTAL} ]];then
NEXTDIR=$(dirname ${DIRS[(($COUNT + 1))]})
else
NEXTDIR=''
fi
# Verify whether to render or not the current theme's
# render-able directory. This verification is needed in order
# to avoid unnecessary rendition loops. For example, don't
# render `path/to/dir/A' when `path/to/dir/A/B' does exist,
# that configuration would produce `/path/to/dir/A/B twice.
if [[ $ACTIONVAL =~ '[[:digit:]]$' ]] || [[ $ACTIONVAL == $NEXTDIR ]];then
COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))
continue
fi
# Execute direct rendition on theme specific render-able
# directory as specified by action value.
render_setBaseRendition
# Increment counter to match the correct count value.
COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))
done
}