#!/bin/bash
#
# texinfo_updateSectionNodes.sh -- This function updates section's
# nodes definition files using section's menu definition file both
# inside the same chapter.
#
# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 The CentOS Project
#
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#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function texinfo_updateSectionNodes {

    # Build list of chapter nodes using entries from chapter menu as
    # reference.
    local NODES=$(cat $(dirname ${MANUAL_ENTRY})/chapter-menu.${MANUAL_EXTENSION} \
        | sed -r 's!^\* !!' | sed -r 's!:{1,2}.*$!!g' \
        | egrep -v '^@(end )?menu$' | sed -r 's! !:!g')

    # Build chapter nodes based on chapter menu.
    for NODE in $NODES;do

        local NODE=$(echo "${NODE}" | sed -r 's!:! !g')
        local INCL=$(echo "${NODE}" | sed -r -e 's! !/!' -e 's! !-!g' -e's!/(.+)!/\L\1!').${MANUAL_EXTENSION}
        local SECT=$(texinfo_getEntryTitle "$NODE")
        local CIND=$(texinfo_getEntryIndex "$NODE")

        # Create texinfo section file using templates, only if the
        # section file doesn't exist and hasn't been marked for
        # deletion.  Otherwise, when the files have been marked for
        # deletion, they will be created again from texinfo template
        # to working copy and that might create confusion.
        if [[ ! -f ${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/$INCL ]] \
            && [[ $(${CLI_NAME} svn --get-status ${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/$INCL) != 'D' ]];then

            # Retrive configuration lines from configuration file. Be
            # sure no line begining with `#' or space remain in the
            # line. Otherwise, it would be difficult to loop through
            # configuration lines.
            local CONFLINE=''
            local CONFLINES=$(cli_getConfigLines "${MANUAL_CONFIG_FILE}" "templates")

            # Initialize both left hand side and right hand side
            # configuration values.
            local CONFLHS=''
            local CONFRHS=''

            # Initialize absolute path to final texinfo template.
            local TEMPLATE=''

            # Define what section template to apply using
            # documentation entry absolute path and values provided by
            # configuration line. Be sure to break the loop in the
            # first match.
            for CONFLINE in $CONFLINES;do

                CONFLHS=$(echo $CONFLINE \
                    | gawk 'BEGIN{FS="="}; { print $1 }' \
                    | sed -r 's![[:space:]]*!!g')

                CONFRHS=$(echo $CONFLINE \
                    | gawk 'BEGIN{FS="="}; { print $2 }' \
                    | sed -r -e 's![[:space:]]*!!g' -e 's!^"(.+)"$!\1!')

                if [[ ${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/${INCL} =~ $CONFRHS ]];then
                    TEMPLATE="${MANUAL_TEMPLATE_L10N}/${CONFLHS}"
                    break
                fi

            done

            # Verify existence of texinfo template file. If no
            # template is found, stop script execution with an error
            # message. We cannot continue without it.
            cli_checkFiles -e $TEMPLATE

            # Create documentation entry using texinfo template as
            # reference.
            svn cp ${TEMPLATE} ${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/$INCL --quiet

        fi

        # Expand common translation markers in documentation entry.
        cli_expandTMarkers "${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/$INCL"

        # Replace node, section and concept index definitions already
        # defined with node, section and concept index translation
        # markers. Otherwise, incorrect sectioning may happen. Take
        # care with index definitions, more than one index definition
        # might be found in the section file but only the first
        # concept index entry (i.e., `cindex') will be updated, the
        # rest will remain as they are.
        sed -i -r \
            -e '/^@node/c@node =NODE=' \
            -e '/^@section/c@section =SECT=' \
            -e '0,/^@cindex/c@cindex =CIND=' \
            "${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/$INCL" 

        # Before expading node, section and concept index, be sure
        # that all slash characters (`/') be escaped.  Otherwise, they
        # might be interpreted as separators and that isn't
        # desireable in anyway. 
        NODE=$(echo "$NODE" | sed -r 's/\//\\\//g')
        SECT=$(echo "$SECT" | sed -r 's/\//\\\//g')
        CIND=$(echo "$CIND" | sed -r 's/\//\\\//g')

        # Expand node, section and concept index translation
        # markers in documentation entry.
        sed -i -r \
            -e "s/=NODE=/${NODE}/g" \
            -e "s/=SECT=/${SECT}/g" \
            -e "s/=CIND=/${CIND}/g" \
            "${MANUAL_BASEDIR_L10N}/$INCL"

        # Verify existence of chapter-nodes template file. If no
        # chapter-nodes template is found, stop script execution with
        # an error message. We cannot continue without it.
        cli_checkFiles -e ${MANUAL_TEMPLATE_L10N}/Chapters/chapter-nodes.${MANUAL_EXTENSION}

        # Expand chapter node inclusion definition.
        cat ${MANUAL_TEMPLATE_L10N}/Chapters/chapter-nodes.${MANUAL_EXTENSION} \
            | sed -r "s!=INCL=!${INCL}!g"

    # Dump chapter node definition into manual structure.
    done > $(dirname ${MANUAL_ENTRY})/chapter-nodes.${MANUAL_EXTENSION}

}