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#!/bin/sh
# $Id$
# Public domain. Originally written 2008, Karl Berry.
#
# This script is run by hand at the end of a release cycle to copy the
# man pages from the temporary install tree resulting from a normal
# build to the live Master hierarchy.
mydir=`cd \`dirname $0\` && pwd`
Master=`cd $mydir/../.. && pwd`
Build=`cd $Master/../Build && pwd`
Build_inst=`cd $Build/source/inst && pwd`
: ${TMPDIR=/tmp}
for sect in 1 5; do
# existing:
rundir=$Master/texmf-dist/doc/man/man$sect
(cd $rundir && ls) >$TMPDIR/now
# from a current build:
cd $Build_inst/texmf-dist/doc/man/man$sect || exit 1
# maintained/updated via CTAN and ctan2tl:
rm -f m-tx.1 pmx2pdf.1 pmxab.1 scor2prt.1 msxlint.1 fixmsxpart.1
ls >$TMPDIR/new
# copy files from build to runtime:
find -type f | sort | xargs tar cf - | (cd $rundir && tar xf -)
if test -n "`find -type l`"; then
echo "$0: unexpected man symlinks in `pwd`" >&2
echo "$0: everything should use .so; goodbye" >&2
exit 1
fi
# add new:
needed=$TMPDIR/needed.$sect
comm -13 $TMPDIR/now $TMPDIR/new >$needed
test -s $needed && (cd $rundir && svn add `cat $needed`)
# do not delete, since many man pages aren't installed from the build,
# but just in case we want to look:
comm -23 $TMPDIR/now $TMPDIR/new | grep -v '\.pdf$' >>$TMPDIR/extraman.$sect
#
# and we can check against the binaries.
if test $sect = 1; then
bindir=$Master/bin/i386-linux
for m in *; do
f=`basename $m .1`
if test ! -r "$bindir/$f"; then
printf "$0: $f in man but not bin"
(test "$f" = cweb || test "$f" = psutils) && printf " (expected)"
echo
fi
done
# for man1, generate make fragment for checking against man1/Makefile.
(cd $rundir/.. && make so.rules >$TMPDIR/so.rules)
echo "$0: check $TMPDIR/so.rules against `pwd`"
fi
# see what we've done:
(cd $rundir && pwd && svn status)
done
echo "And run make in the man directory to remake pdfs..."
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