#!/bin/bash
#
# subversion_updateRepoChanges.sh -- This function realizes a
# subversion update command against the working copy in order to bring
# changes from the central repository into the working copy.
#
# Copyright (C) 2009-2013 The CentOS Project
#
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#
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#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function subversion_updateRepoChanges {

    local -a FILES
    local -a INFO
    local -a FILESNUM
    local COUNT=0
    local UPDATEOUT=''
    local PREDICATE=''
    local CHNGTOTAL=0
    local LOCATION=$(cli_checkRepoDirSource "$1")

    # Verify source location absolute path. It should point either to
    # existent files or directories both under version control inside
    # the working copy.  Otherwise, if it doesn't point to an existent
    # file under version control, finish the script execution with an
    # error message.
    cli_checkFiles ${LOCATION} -e --is-versioned

    # Update working copy and retrieve update output.
    cli_printMessage "`gettext "Bringing changes from the repository into the working copy"`" --as-banner-line
    UPDATEOUT=$(${COMMAND} update ${LOCATION} --quiet)

    # Define path of files considered recent modifications from
    # central repository to working copy.
    FILES[0]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^A" | sed -r "s,^.+${TCAR_WORKDIR},,")
    FILES[1]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^D" | sed -r "s,^.+${TCAR_WORKDIR},,")
    FILES[2]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^U" | sed -r "s,^.+${TCAR_WORKDIR},,")
    FILES[3]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^C" | sed -r "s,^.+${TCAR_WORKDIR},,")
    FILES[4]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^G" | sed -r "s,^.+${TCAR_WORKDIR},,")

    # Define description of files considered recent modifications from
    # central repository to working copy.
    INFO[0]="`gettext "Added"`"
    INFO[1]="`gettext "Deleted"`"
    INFO[2]="`gettext "Updated"`"
    INFO[3]="`gettext "Conflicted"`"
    INFO[4]="`gettext "Merged"`"

    while [[ $COUNT -ne ${#FILES[*]} ]];do

        # Define total number of files. Avoid counting empty line.
        if [[ "${FILES[$COUNT]}" == '' ]];then
            FILESNUM[$COUNT]=0
        else
            FILESNUM[$COUNT]=$(echo "${FILES[$COUNT]}" | wc -l)
        fi

        # Calculate total amount of changes.
        CHNGTOTAL=$(($CHNGTOTAL + ${FILESNUM[$COUNT]}))

        # Build report predicate. Use report predicate to show any
        # information specific to the number of files found. For
        # example, you can use this section to show warning messages,
        # notes, and so on. By default we use the word `file' or
        # `files' at ngettext's consideration followed by change
        # direction.
        PREDICATE[$COUNT]=`ngettext "file from the repository" \
            "files from the repository" $((${FILESNUM[$COUNT]} + 1))`

        # Output report line.
        cli_printMessage "${INFO[$COUNT]}: ${FILESNUM[$COUNT]} ${PREDICATE[$COUNT]}" --as-stdout-line

        # Increase counter.
        COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))

    done

}