moving custom directory to under generated folder

[feisty_meow.git] / scripts / core / unter_alia.sh

diff --git a/scripts/core/unter_alia.sh b/scripts/core/unter_alia.sh
index a0c14974201bd36543ce5ce8b24b643f6312dc46..428ece0b1df21cc8c608d8f40db667fcdf6bb4c6 100644 (file)
--- a/scripts/core/unter_alia.sh
+++ b/scripts/core/unter_alia.sh
@@ -1,71 +1,56 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
-# generates alias files for different operating systems and shell scripts.
+# generates alias files for bash.
 #
-# This script generates command alias definitions for a variety of different
-# shells.  The "common_aliases.txt" file is used in all of the generated
-# files as a base set of generally useful aliases.  Then the appropriate
-# shell's specific aliases are added in; these are named after the shell that
-# they support, e.g. "sh_aliases.txt" is used with the sh and bash shells.
-# The third component of the file is a set of aliases generated automatically
-# from the names of all the shell scripts in SHELLDIR.
-#
-# Additionally, if a file named "c_common_aliases.txt" is found in the
-# $SHELLDIR/custom directory, then it is added in after the other alias files
-# and can override any existing aliases or provide additional local aliases.
-# This file is not included with the YETIcode scripts, since it is intended
-# to be provided by individual users.
-#
-# Further, if any other shell-specific alias files are found mirrored under
-# the custom folder, they are pulled in as overrides for that kind of shell.
-# For example, there is a sh_aliases.txt in the scripts directory for sh,
-# but if there's also scripts/custom/c_sh_aliases.txt, then that will be
-# plugged in as well.
+# The "common.alias" file is used in the generated aliases file as a base
+# set of generally useful aliases.  We also add aliases for any script files
+# (perl, bash, python, etc) that we find in the feisty meow script hierarchy.
+# Any *.alias files found in the $FEISTY_MEOW_GENERATED/custom folder are
+# loaded also.
+
+if [ ! -z "$SHELL_DEBUG" ]; then echo rebuiling generated aliases file...; fi
 
 # create our generated shells directory if it's not already.
-if [ ! -d $GENERADIR ]; then mkdir $GENERADIR; fi
+if [ ! -d $FEISTY_MEOW_GENERATED ]; then mkdir $FEISTY_MEOW_GENERATED; fi
 
 # test if we can use color in ls...
 test_color=$(ls --help 2>&1 | grep -i color)
 
-export COMMON_FILES=$SHELLDIR/core/common_aliases.txt
-if [ -f "$SHELLDIR/custom/c_common_aliases.txt" ]; then
-  # if the custom aliases file exists, add it to the list.
-  export COMMON_FILES="$COMMON_FILES $SHELLDIR/custom/c_common_aliases.txt"
-fi
-#echo common files is... $COMMON_FILES
+# the main one is our common alias set.
+ALIAS_DEFINITION_FILES=("$FEISTY_MEOW_SCRIPTS/core/common.alias")
+
+# if custom aliases files exist, add them to the list.
+for i in "$FEISTY_MEOW_GENERATED/custom/*.alias"; do
+  ALIAS_DEFINITION_FILES+=("$i")
+done
+echo "alias files:"
+for i in "${ALIAS_DEFINITION_FILES[@]}"; do
+  echo "  $(basename $(dirname $i))/$(basename $i)"
+done
 
 # write the aliases for sh and bash scripts.
 
-export ALIASES_FILE="$GENERADIR/aliases.sh"
-echo "writing $ALIASES_FILE..."
+GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE="$FEISTY_MEOW_GENERATED/fmc_core_and_custom_aliases.sh"
+echo "writing generated aliases in $GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE..."
 
 #hmmm: perhaps a good place for a function to create the header,
 #      given the appropriate comment code.
 
-echo "##" >$ALIASES_FILE
-echo "## generated file: $ALIASES_FILE" >>$ALIASES_FILE
-echo "## please do not edit." >>$ALIASES_FILE
-echo "##" >>$ALIASES_FILE
+echo "##" >$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE
+echo "## generated file: $GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE" >>$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE
+echo "## please do not edit." >>$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE
+echo "##" >>$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE
 
 if [ ! -z "$test_color" ]; then
-  echo "color_add=--color=auto" >>$ALIASES_FILE
+  echo "color_add=--color=auto" >>$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE
 else
-  echo "color_add=" >>$ALIASES_FILE
+  echo "color_add=" >>$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE
 fi
 
-# we process the alias file to add the word "alias" to the first of every
-# line that's not a comment.
-cat $COMMON_FILES | sed -e 's/^\([^#]\)/alias \1/' >>$ALIASES_FILE 
-echo "##" >>$ALIASES_FILE
-echo "## now including shell specific additions..." >>$ALIASES_FILE
-echo "##" >>$ALIASES_FILE
-# then just dump the sh specific alias stuff into the file.
-cat $SHELLDIR/core/sh_aliases.txt >>$ALIASES_FILE 
-# add in customized sh aliases if they exist.
-if [ -f "$SHELLDIR/custom/c_sh_aliases.txt" ]; then
-  cat $SHELLDIR/custom/c_sh_aliases.txt >>$ALIASES_FILE 
-fi
+# plow in the full set of aliases into the file.
+for i in "${ALIAS_DEFINITION_FILES[@]}"; do
+  cat $i >>$GENERATED_ALIAS_FILE 
+done
 
-exit 0;
+if [ ! -z "$SHELL_DEBUG" ]; then echo done rebuiling generated aliases file.; fi