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Hi gang. |
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I have whipped up a dohtml script (in spython, it became very clumsy in |
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bash), attached. |
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The goals of the script are: |
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) It should (optionally) be recursive |
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) One should be able to specify the extensions for files that are allowed |
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to |
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be copied (default mask is png, jpg, html, htm and css) |
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) One should be able to specify the names of directories that are not to |
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be |
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copied (default mask is CVS). |
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) One should be able to specify directories and files |
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) The files should of course not be compressed, like with dodoc, since |
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browsers |
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don't like .html.gz. |
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Usage: |
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dohtml [-a ext,ext,ext] [-x dir,dir,dir] [-r] files... |
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-a will take a comma-separated list of extensions that are allowed, |
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default is |
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png,html,htm,jpg,css |
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-x will take a comma-separated list of directories to ignore, default is |
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CVS |
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-r will force the script to recurse into subdirectories |
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files is a list of files and directories that will be copied. |
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The gist of the script is as follows: For each of the files specified, it |
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checks if it is a file and that its extension is allowed, if so, it is |
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copied into ${D}usr/share/doc/${PF}/html. |
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If it is a directory, its name is allowed (not in the -x list) and -r is |
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enabled, the script recurses into the directory and reapplies itself. When |
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recursing, directory structure will of course be kept. |
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Examples: |
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dohtml -a html doc/* |
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will copy all .html files in doc/ into ${D}usr/share/doc/${PF}/html/ |
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dohtml -r doc/* |
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will copy all .{html,png,htm,jpg,css} files into |
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${D}usr/share/doc/${PF}/html/, |
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retaining the directory structure under doc, like cp -R doc/* would. |
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Current shortcomings: |
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- The script uses os.link() to do the actual copying. This is really not |
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what we |
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want. Does anybody know of a function in the Python standard library |
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that does |
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an actual copy ? |
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- The files are not chmod 0644'ed, but this will be fixed as the os.link() |
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is |
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fixed. |
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Did I forget something here ? |
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Kind regards, |
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Karl T |
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PS. There are semantical differences between executing |
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string.split(str,",") and |
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string.split(str,',') in spython and python, for some reason. Script uses |
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latter so it works in both. |
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