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#!/bin/sh
## Create four tempfiles: A tempfile to store the selection from the menu in,
## one to store the same selection after some transformation (for comm), one to
## store the contents of ${ALL_MODULES} (also for comm) and one to store
## the output of pkg_info.
tempselection=`mktemp -t selection`
tempprocessed=`mktemp -t processed`
tempallmodules=`mktemp -t allmodules`
tempinstalled=`mktemp -t installed`
## By default, preselect all modules.
for i in `${ECHO} "${ALL_MODULES}" | ${TR} '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'`
do
eval status_$i=ON
done
## If a configfile exists and has actual content, parse it and un-select
## modules accordingly (the configfile is supposed to contain WITHOUT_FOO=yes)
## lines. We don't check what's really in there, it shouldn't do harm when we
## set bogus shell variables.
if [ -s "${CONFIG_FILE}" ]; then
for i in `${CAT} ${CONFIG_FILE} | ${TR} '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' \
| ${SED} -E -e 's/without_//g' -e 's/=yes//g'`
do
eval status_$i=OFF
done
## Try to be ubersmart: Check for all installed packages and preselect
## them. This catches the case where people have added ports without the
## the metaport, run the metaport again and wonder why they have parts
## of KDE installed afterwards that were not selected.
##
## Bugs: This metaport can check for existing packages, but it cannot
## remove packages the user explicitly unselects, but which are
## already installed.
if [ -f $tempinstalled ];then
${ECHO_MSG}
${ECHO_MSG} -n " Looking for installed modules."
for i in `${ECHO} "${ALL_MODULES}" | ${TR} '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'`
do
${PKG_INFO} | ${GREP} $i | ${SED} -e 's/-.*//g' >> $tempinstalled
${ECHO_MSG} -n "."
done
for i in `${CAT} $tempinstalled`
do
eval status_$i=ON
done
fi
fi
## Run the menu dialog, except BATCH is defined. We define BATCH automatically
## if people have WITH_FOO* set in their make.conf or on the commandline.
## Actually, we don't even run this whole script at all if BATCH is defined...
## But I'll leave it in just in case, and also as a reference to andreas@
## who came up with this kind of configuration magic first and from whose ports
## I've stolen it all. Save the results in the tempselection tempfile.
if [ -z "${BATCH}" ]; then
/usr/bin/dialog --title "K Desktop Environment Customized Installation" --clear \
--checklist "\n\
Please select what additional KDE modules you would like to install.\n\n" \
-1 -1 15 \
"KDEACCESS." "Accessibility applications for KDE" "$status_kdeaccessibility" \
"KDEADDONS" "Additional plugins and scripts for some applications" "$status_kdeaddons" \
"KDEADMIN" "KDE applications related to system administration" "$status_kdeadmin" \
"KDEARTWORK" "Additional themes, sounds, wallpapers and window styles" "$status_kdeartwork" \
"KDEVELOP" "Powerful IDE for developing KDE/Qt-based applications" "$status_kdevelop" \
"KDEEDU" "Collection of entertaining, educational programs" "$status_kdeedu" \
"KDEGAMES" "Games like kolf, patience, atlantik, etc" "$status_kdegames" \
"KDEGRAPHICS" "Graphics utilities like kview, kpaint, kghostview, etc" "$status_kdegraphics" \
"KDEMULTIMEDIA" "Multimedia utilities like noatun, kmix, etc" "$status_kdemultimedia" \
"KDENETWORK" "Network-related programs like kopete, kppp, etc" "$status_kdenetwork" \
"KOFFICE" "Office Suite including wordprocessor, spreadsheet, etc" "$status_koffice" \
"KDEPIM" "Personal Information Management: Mail, News, Calendar" "$status_kdepim" \
"KDESDK" "KDE software development kit" "$status_kdesdk" \
"KDETOYS" "Miscellaneous small applications" "$status_kdetoys" \
"KDEUTILS" "Utilities like kcalc, kcharselect, ark, kedit, etc" "$status_kdeutils" \
"QUANTA" "Comprehensive website development environment" "$status_quanta" \
2> $tempselection
## Save the return value from dialog.
retval=$?
## Write out all the module names into a newline-delimited list...
if [ -f $tempallmodules ]; then
${ECHO} "$ALL_MODULES" | ${SED} -E -e 's/[[:space:]]+/ /g' | ${TR} '[:space:]' '\n' > $tempallmodules
fi
## ...do the same for the selection made in the dialog, comm -23 the
## two files to get the delta and set that as shell variables.
if [ -s $tempselection ]; then
${CAT} $tempselection | ${SED} -E -e 's/[[:space:]]+/ /g' \
-e 's/"//g' | ${TR} '[:space:]' '\n' > $tempprocessed
set `/usr/bin/comm -23 $tempallmodules $tempprocessed`
fi
## Clean out the tempfiles.
rm -f $tempselection $tempprocessed $tempallmodules $tempinstalled
## If the user selected "Cancel" in the dialog, exit.
if [ $retval = 1 ]; then
${ECHO_MSG} "Aborting"
exit 1
fi
fi
## Create Makefile.inc
${MKDIR} -p ${WRKDIRPREFIX}${CURDIR}
${TOUCH} ${WRKDIRPREFIX}${CURDIR}/Makefile.inc
## Populate Makefile.inc by writing out the delta we saved above.
while [ $1 ]; do
${ECHO} "WITHOUT_$1=yes" >> ${WRKDIRPREFIX}${CURDIR}/Makefile.inc;
shift
done
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