#!/bin/bash
#
# identity_getDirOutput.sh -- This function defines the final
# absolute path the centos-art.sh script uses to store identity
# contents produced at rendition time.
#
# Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Alain Reguera Delgado
# 
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# 
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function identity_getDirOutput {

    # Define base output directory using design model path as
    # reference.  By default rendered identity content is stored
    # immediatly under identity entry structure,  but if `Img/'
    # directory exists use it instead.
    OUTPUT=$(dirname $FILE | sed -r \
        -e "s!/Models/${THEMEMODEL}!/Motifs/$(cli_getPathComponent "$ACTIONVAL" "--theme")!" \
        -e "s!/Tpl!/Img!")

    # Redefine base output directory to introduce specific information
    # like release number, architecture, etc.
    OUTPUT=${OUTPUT}/${FLAG_RELEASE}/${FLAG_ARCHITECTURE}

    # Define whether to use or not locale-specific directory to store
    # content, using current locale information as reference. As
    # convenction, when we produce content in English language, we do
    # not add a laguage-specific directory to organize content.
    # However, when we produce language-specific content in a language
    # different from English we do use language-specific directory to
    # organize content.
    if [[ ! $(cli_getCurrentLocale) =~ '^en' ]];then
        OUTPUT=${OUTPUT}/$(cli_getCurrentLocale)
    fi

    # Remove two or more consecutive slashes as well as the last
    # remaining slash in the path.
    OUTPUT=$(echo $OUTPUT | sed -r 's!/{2,}!/!g' | sed -r 's!/$!!')

    # Create final output directory, if it doesn't exist yet.
    if [[ ! -d ${OUTPUT} ]];then
        mkdir -p ${OUTPUT}
    fi

}