remove nts.pl, was not installed and since nts is not installed ...

git-svn-id: svn://tug.org/texlive/trunk@4863 c570f23f-e606-0410-a88d-b1316a301751

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diff --git a/Build/source/texk/texlive/nts.pl b/Build/source/texk/texlive/nts.pl
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-#!/usr/bin/env perl
-# project : nts-zero / nts@dante.de
-# date    : 12 September 2001
-# author  : Hans Hagen / www.pragma-ade.com
-
-# This is a wrapper for NTS, the reimplementation of TeX in 
-# Java. Don't laugh too loud about such overkill in 
-# launching a program. 
-#
-# We are a bit tolerant in user input and clean up incomplete 
-# file, format and progname specifications. We do so because
-# so many users today generate formats. 
-#
-# This script is not structured, is not organized in an 
-# object oriented way, is as sequential as can be, but does 
-# an acceptable job. A couple of more options may be added 
-# later. 
-#
-# ConTeXt users can use TeXExec as with any TeX, which means
-# that you can say: 
-#
-#   texexec --make --alone --tex=nts en 
-#   texexec --tex=nts yourfile 
-#
-# or set up texexec.ini accordingly if you want to use NTS 
-# as production system.
-# 
-# Be prepared for a slow run; compared to (pdf)(e)tex.
-# Speaking of version 1.0-beta, a job will take to over 100
-# times as much run time as normally. If you encounter
-# incompatibilities or bugs, don't hesitate to report them to 
-# 
-#   nts@dante.de 
-#
-# Your message will be then forwarded to the right people. If 
-# possible, provide a minimal test file. 
-
-use strict ;
-use Config ;
-use Getopt::Long ;
-use File::Copy ;
-
-# We are tolerant with respect to options.
-
-$Getopt::Long::passthrough = 1 ; # no error message
-$Getopt::Long::autoabbrev  = 1 ; # partial switch accepted
-
-# These are the switch related variables.
-
-my $Initialize  = 0 ;
-my $Interaction = "" ;
-my $FormatName  = "plain" ;
-my $ProgName    = "tex" ;
-my $Version     = 0 ; 
-
-# Some bonus switches.
-
-my $Trace    = 0 ;
-my $ShowHelp = 0 ;
-my $Test     = 0 ;
-
-# There are some NTS specific switches.
-
-my $LogSuffix = "" ;
-my $DviSuffix = "" ;
-
-# And another bonus: 
-
-my $JarFile = "nts.rt.jar" ;
-
-# Only the relevant switches are implemented. Watch the
-# alternative format switches.
-
-&GetOptions
-  ( "initialize"      => \$Initialize, # also catches --ini
-    "interaction=s"   => \$Interaction,
-    "format=s"        => \$FormatName,
-    "fmt=s"           => \$FormatName,
-    "nfmt=s"          => \$FormatName,
-    "efmt=s"          => \$FormatName,
-    "program=s"       => \$ProgName,
-    "progname=s"      => \$ProgName,
-    "log-extension=s" => \$LogSuffix,
-    "logextension=s"  => \$LogSuffix,
-    "dvi-extension=s" => \$DviSuffix,
-    "dviextension=s"  => \$DviSuffix,
-    "jar-file=s"      => \$JarFile, 
-    "jarfile=s"       => \$JarFile, 
-    "version"         => \$Version, 
-    "test"            => \$Test,
-    "trace"           => \$Trace,
-    "help"            => \$ShowHelp) ;
-
-# No explanation is needed here. We report the switches in a
-# web2c conforming way but are more tolerant. 
-
-if ($ShowHelp)
-  { print
-     "\n" .
-     "usage : nts [switches] filename\n" .
-     "\n" .
-     "--ini           : set all variables to their initial value\n" .
-     "--fmt           : use a previously generated format\n" .
-     "--progname      : symbolic name that sets up kpsewhich file search\n" .
-     "--interaction   : enable one of tex's interaction modes\n" .
-     "--version       : report the current NTS version\n" . 
-     "\n" .
-     "--log-extension : suffix of logfile\n" .
-     "--dvi-extension : suffix of dvifile\n" .
-     "--jar-file      : alternative jar archive (default: $JarFile)\n" . 
-     "\n" .
-     "--trace         : show command and runtime\n" .
-     "--test          : turn on tracing and use other suffixes\n" .
-     "--help          : this message\n" .
-     "\n" .
-     "context : nts --ini cont-en\n" . 
-     "          nts --fmt=cont-en yourfile\n" .
-     "latex   : nts --ini latex.ltx\n" . 
-     "          nts --fmt=latex yourfile\n" .
-     "plain   : nts --ini plain \\dump\n" . 
-     "          nts yourfile\n" ;
-    exit }
-
-# Testing. It may be a good idea to save the existing log
-# and dvi file.
-
-if ($Test)
-  { $Trace = 1 ; $LogSuffix = "log.nts" ; $DviSuffix = "dvi.nts" }
-
-# We do version testing in a virgin instance of NTS. 
-
-$Initialize = 1 ; 
-
-# For myself and those who are unaware of the face that the
-# ConTeXt user interfaces have names different from the program
-# name.
-
-if (($FormatName =~ /^cont\-/o)||($ARGV[0] =~ /^cont\-/o))
-  { $ProgName = "context" }
-
-# We have to look for both the format and filename. We
-# locate the jarfile by kpsewhich.
-
-my $FileName = shift @ARGV ;
-my $Command  = "java -jar" ;
-
-# Compensate invalid user input.  
-
-if ($JarFile eq "") { $JarFile = "nts.rt.jar" } 
-
-# Locate (user supplied) jar file if not on local path. 
-
-unless (-e $JarFile) 
-  { $JarFile  = `kpsewhich -progname=nts -format="other binary files" $JarFile` ;
-    chomp $JarFile ; $JarFile =~ s/\\/\//go }
-
-# As last resort, take normal jar file if not yet found.
-
-unless (-e $JarFile)
-  { $JarFile = "nts.rt.jar" ;
-    $JarFile = `kpsewhich -progname=nts -format="other binary files" $JarFile` ;
-    chomp $JarFile ; $JarFile =~ s/\\/\//go }
-
-# Abort if jar file is not found. 
-
-unless (-e $JarFile)
-  { print
-      "\n" .
-      "The file 'nts.rt.jar' cannot be found. You should copy the file\n" .
-      "'nts-version.rt.jar' file to 'nts.rt.jar' and put it in one\n" .
-      "of the texmf trees on your system. The 'jar' file should go\n" .
-      "into the subtree 'texmf/nts/java' or 'texmf-local/nts/java'\n" .
-      "or another similar path. Run 'mktexlsr' afterwards.\n" .
-      "\n" ;
-    exit }
-
-# The progname directive enable efficient path searching.
-
-if ($ProgName    ne "") { $Command .= " -Dnts.progname=$ProgName" }
-if ($Interaction ne "") { $Command .= " -Dnts.interaction=$Interaction" }
-
-# We need to collect all arguments.
-
-if ($FileName =~ s/^\&//o)
-  { $FormatName = $FileName ;
-    $FileName = shift @ARGV }
-
-my $FullName = "$FileName.nfmt" ;
-
-# We normalize the format file suffix. For those who use TeX
-# or eTeX and don't know that NTS has its own format suffix,
-# we normalize their input.
-
-$FormatName =~ s/\..*//io ; $FormatName .= ".nfmt" ;
-
-# We need to pass on a couple NTS specific switches. Watch 
-# the funny period. 
-
-if ($LogSuffix ne "") { $Command .= " -Dnts.log.extension=$LogSuffix " }
-if ($DviSuffix ne "") { $Command .= " -Dnts.dvi.extension=$DviSuffix " }
-
-# Check for LaTeX suffix. 
-
-if (($Initialize)&&($FileName =~ /latex/io)) 
-  { $FileName =~ s/\..*//io ; $FileName .= ".ltx" }
-
-# Append optional TeX input. 
-
-$FileName .= " " . join (" ",@ARGV) ;
-
-# The command line arguments differ for iniNTS and normal
-# NTS. Watch how the Jarfile comes after the switches.
-
-if ($Version) 
-  { $Command .= " $JarFile \\end" }
-elsif ($Initialize)
-  { $Command .= " $JarFile $FileName" }
-else
-  { $Command .= " -Dnts.fmt=$FormatName $JarFile $FileName" }
-
-# When turned on, tracing will result in some more
-# information.
-
-if ($Trace) { print "\n" . "command : $Command\n" . "\n" }
-
-# We start timing.
-
-my $StartTime = time ;
-
-# Now we run nts!
-
-my $Result = 0 ; 
-
-if ($Version) 
-  { $Result = `$Command` }  
-else
-  { $Result = system($Command) }
-
-# If needed, we copy the formats to their natural location.
-
-if (($Initialize)&&(-f $FullName))
-  { my $FullPath = `kpsewhich -expand-var \$TEXFORMATS` ;
-    chomp $FullPath ; $FullPath =~ s/\\/\//go ;
-    if (-d $FullPath)
-      { if ($Trace) { print "\naction : copying format\n" }
-        unlink $FullName if copy ($FullName,"$FullPath/$FullName") ;
-        if ($Trace) { print "action : generating database\n\n" }
-        system ("mktexlsr") } }
-
-# Finally we report the runtime, if asked for. Why? Because
-# NTS is so slow that one will definitely want to go for a break
-# when running a big file.
-
-my $StopTime  = time - $StartTime ;
-
-if ($Version) 
-  { my @Version = split(/\n/,$Result) ;
-    $Result = ($Version[0] =~ /version/io) ;  
-    if ($Result)
-      { print "$Version[0]" } }
-elsif ($Trace)
-  { print
-      "\n" .
-      "command : $Command\n" .
-      "runtime : $StopTime seconds\n" .
-      "result  : $Result\n" .
-      "\n" }
-exit $Result ;