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migrate build scripts from xmonad-testing
The testing repo was not a good location for them, and is now deprecated. They are now in `scripts/build`, and will be documented in the main repo's `INSTALL.md`.
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scripts/build/build-with-cabal.sh
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scripts/build/build-with-cabal.sh
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#! /bin/sh -eu
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# Your source directory. Default is the config dir, if it can be found.
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SRC_DIR=
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# Executable name, from the executable stanza of your cabal file.
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# The script will try to guess it if not specified.
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EXE_NAME=
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##############################################################################
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# config
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output="$1"
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if [ "$SRC_DIR" = "" ]; then
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# look for the config directory, fall back to the old one
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SRC_DIR="${XMONAD_CONFIG_DIR:-${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config/xmonad}}"
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if test -f "$SRC_DIR/build"; then
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:
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else
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SRC_DIR="$HOME/.xmonad"
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fi
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fi
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cd "$SRC_DIR"
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if [ "$EXE_NAME" = "" ]; then
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# try to extract the name of the executable
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EXE_NAME="$(awk '!done && /^executable / {print $2; done = 1}' *.cabal)"
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# note that there should be only one cabal file or cabal will report a
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# conflict; any utilities should be listed after the xmonad executable
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fi
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# do it to it
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d="$(dirname "$output")"
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f="$(basename "$output")"
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first=0
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for exe in $EXE_NAME; do
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cabal install exe:"$EXE_NAME" \
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--enable-executable-stripping \
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--enable-optimization=2 \
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--installdir="$d" \
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--overwrite-policy=always
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# NB. a cabal bug may mean it doesn't actually get stripped
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# we assume the first executable in the list is the new xmonad
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if [ $first = 0 ]; then
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first=1
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if [ "$f" = "$exe" ]; then
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: someone will try it…
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else
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ln -sf "$exe" "$output"
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fi
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elif [ "$f" = "$exe" ]; then
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# the link above just got replaced with a direct link into the
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# cabal package
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echo I hope you know what you\'re doing... >&2
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fi
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done
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