cvs stuff

scripts/zmap_cvs_changes.sh

+#!/bin/bash
+#
+# Runs the cvs2cl tool (available from http://www.red-bean.com/cvs2cl/) to give
+# changes in all the directories we are interested in.
+#
+# Note that you can get help on cvs2cl using:   "perldoc cvs2cl"
+#
+# Script should be invoked like this: cvschanges '2004-03-01<2004-04-01' target_dir
+#
+# Some day I will add user friendly options to do months automatically....note from
+# the above that you need to include the first day of the _next_ month to get all of
+# the current month...a cvs date range oddity.
+#
+
+
+SCRIPT_NAME=$(basename $0)
+INITIAL_DIR=$(pwd)
+ SCRIPT_DIR=$(dirname $0)
+if ! echo $SCRIPT_DIR | egrep -q "(^)/" ; then
+   BASE_DIR=$INITIAL_DIR/$SCRIPT_DIR
+else
+   BASE_DIR=$SCRIPT_DIR
+fi
+
+. $BASE_DIR/zmap_functions.sh || { echo "Failed to load zmap_functions.sh"; exit 1; }
+set -o history
+. $BASE_DIR/build_config.sh   || { echo "Failed to load build_config.sh";   exit 1; }
+
+
+# set up usage strings.
+cmdstring='[-a -o -z  -ddate_range -ttarget_release_notes_directory]'
+descstring=`cat <<DESC
+   -a   do acedb cvs changes
+
+   -o   output filename (default is XXXX.ChangeLog
+
+   -z   do zmap cvs changes
+
+   -d   date_range
+        should be in the format "2004-03-01<2004-04-01", note that you need
+        to specify one day _past_ the final day you want.
+
+   -t   target_release_notes_directory
+        specifies the directory where the release notes will be copied to.
+DESC`
+
+
+changes_dir=`pwd`
+changename='ChangeLog'
+
+zmap_dirs='doc src'
+acedb_dirs='w*'
+
+
+cvs=$ZBReleaseBase/ZMap
+dirs=$zmap_dirs
+change_suffix=$cvs
+changes_filename="$cvs.$changename"
+
+
+#
+# Get the cmd line stuff...
+#
+
+while getopts ":ao:zd:t:" opt ; do
+  case $opt in
+    a  ) cvs="acedb"
+         dirs=$acedb_dirs
+         change_suffix=$cvs
+         changes_filename="$cvs.$changename" ;;
+    o  ) filename_set=$OPTARG ;;
+    z  ) cvs="zmap"
+         dirs=$zmap_dirs
+         change_suffix=$cvs
+         changes_filename="$cvs.$changename" ;;
+    d  ) date=$OPTARG;;
+    t  ) cvs_dir=$OPTARG;;
+    \? ) 
+zmap_message_exit "Bad Command Line flag
+
+$0 $cmdstring
+
+$descstring"
+
+;;
+  esac
+done
+
+
+if [ ! -z "$filename_set" ] ; then
+  changes_filename=$filename_set
+fi
+
+
+changes_file="$changes_dir/$changes_filename"
+
+# Need to make sure the date stuff is passed correctly to cvs, format must be:
+#
+# cvs2cl.pl  -l "-d'2004-03-01<2004-04-01'"  [other args]
+#
+
+date="-d'"$date"'"
+
+zmap_cd $cvs_dir
+
+zmap_message_out "Issuing: cvs2cl --chrono -f $changes_file -l $date $dirs"
+
+$BASE_DIR/cvs2cl --chrono -f $changes_file  -l $date $dirs
+
+
+exit 0