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Commit b0bf66df authored by Bruce Momjian's avatar Bruce Momjian
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Add HTML output option to pgcvslog.

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src/tools/pgcvslog
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......@@ -19,12 +19,27 @@
# find . -name CVS -type d -exec rm '{}/Entries.Static' \;
#
if [ "X$1" == "X-h" ]
then HTML="Y"
shift
else HTML="N"
fi
cat "$@" |
# protect HTML input if in HTML mode
if [ "$HTML" = "Y" ]
then sed -e 's/\&/\&/g' \
-e 's/</\&lt;/g' \
-e 's/>/\&gt;/g' \
-e 's/"/\&quot;/g'
else cat
fi |
# mark each line with a datetime and line number, for sorting and merging
# We don't print anything from the -- or == line and the date:
awk '
awk ' BEGIN {html="'"$HTML"'"; lineno = 0;}
# store working directory
$0 ~ /^Working file:/ {workingfile = "/" $3}
......@@ -33,27 +48,39 @@ awk '
# print blank line to separate entries
if (datetime != "")
{
printf ("%s| %10d|%s\n", datetime, NR, "");
printf ("%s| %10d|%s\n", datetime, NR, "---");
if (html != "Y")
printf ("%s| %10d|%s\n", datetime, lineno++, "");
printf ("%s| %10d|", datetime, lineno++);
if (html != "Y")
printf ("%s\n", "---");
else printf ("<HR>\n");
}
datetime="";
}
# if we have a saved datetime, print filename, date line, and committer
datetime != "" {printf ("%s| %10d| %s\n", datetime, NR, $0);}
datetime != "" {printf ("%s| %10d| %s\n", datetime, lineno++, $0);}
$1 == "date:" \
$1 == "date:" \
{
# get entry date
datetime=$2"-"$3
if (workingfile != "")
{
printf ("%s| %10d|", datetime, lineno++);
if (html != "Y")
printf ("%s\n", workingfile);
else printf ("<SMALL><FONT COLOR=\"red\">%s</FONT></SMALL>\n", workingfile);
# output name of committer
# remove semicolon from committers name
gsub("/", "-", $2);
gsub(";", "", $3);
gsub(";", "", $5);
printf ("%s| %10d|%s\n", datetime, NR-2, workingfile);
printf ("%s| %10d|%s\n", datetime, NR-1, $0);
# output name of committer
printf ("%s| %10d| %70s\n", datetime, NR+1, $5);
printf ("%s| %10d|", datetime, lineno++);
if (html != "Y")
printf ("%78s\n", $5);
else printf ("<DIV ALIGN=\"right\"><SMALL><FONT COLOR=\"teal\">%s</FONT> <FONT COLOR=\"green\">%s</FONT></SMALL></DIV>\n", $5, $2);
}
}
......@@ -64,12 +91,11 @@ sort | cut -d'|' -f3 | cat |
# collect duplicate narratives
awk ' BEGIN { slot = 0; oldslot=0; save_working = ""; }
awk ' BEGIN { slot = 0; oldslot=0; save_working = ""; html="'"$HTML"'"}
{
# We have a filename, so we look at the previous
# narrative to see if it is new narrative text.
#
if ($0 ~ /^\//)
if ($0 ~ /^\// || $0 ~ />\//)
{
# If there are a different number of narrative
# lines, they can not possibly be the same.
......@@ -93,7 +119,13 @@ awk ' BEGIN { slot = 0; oldslot=0; save_working = ""; }
{
if (oldslot)
for (i=1; i <= oldslot; i++)
{
print oldnarr[i];
if (html == "Y" &&
oldnarr[i] != "<HR>" &&
oldnarr[i] !~ "^<DIV ")
print "<BR>";
}
# save the current narrative
for (i=1; i <= slot; i++)
......@@ -104,12 +136,14 @@ awk ' BEGIN { slot = 0; oldslot=0; save_working = ""; }
# dump out the previous filename
print save_working;
if (html == "Y")
print "<BR>";
# store the current filename for later printing
save_working = $0;
}
else
# we have a narrative line
else if ($1 != "date:")
{
# accumulate narrative
narr[++slot] = $0;
......@@ -117,9 +151,31 @@ awk ' BEGIN { slot = 0; oldslot=0; save_working = ""; }
}
END {
# dump out the last filename
print save_working;
if (html == "Y")
print "<BR>";
# dump out the last narrative
for (i=1; i <= slot; i++)
{
print narr[i];
}'
if (html == "Y" &&
oldnarr[i] != "<HR>" &&
oldnarr[i] !~ "^<DIV ")
print "<BR>";
}
}' |
# add HTML wrapper
if [ "$HTML" = "Y" ]
then echo "<HTML>"
echo "<HEAD>"
echo "<TITLE>CVS</TITLE>"
echo "</HEAD>"
echo "<BODY>"
cat
echo "</BODY>"
echo "</HTML>"
else cat
fi
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