#  Copyright (c) 2000 Silicon Graphics, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.

SUBDIRS = com

rhjardir = @RHJARDIR@

rhjar_DATA = fsmgr.jar fsmgrP.jar \
             $(foreach lang,$(basename $(POFILES)),fsmgrP_$(lang).jar)
CLEANFILES = $(rhjar_DATA) Makedepend

EXTRA_DIST = EXCLUDE.fs EXCLUDE.P

#javadepend:
#	echo -n fsmgr.jar: > Makedepend
#	$(JARLINKS) -m -e EXCLUDE.fs -s com \*.class >> Makedepend
#	echo -n fsmgrP.jar: >> Makedepend
#	$(JARLINKS) -m -e EXCLUDE.P -s com \*.properties \*.gif >> Makedepend

fsmgr.jar:
	rm -rf fsmgr
	$(JARLINKS) -s com -e EXCLUDE.fs -d fsmgr \*.class
	cd fsmgr; $(CLASSPATH_ENV) $(JAR) cf ../$@ .
	rm -rf fsmgr

fsmgrP.jar:
	$(PROPFILE_MAKERULE)
fsmgrP_en_US.dude.jar:
	$(PROPFILE_MAKERULE)

#  The reason this is "echo $foo; $foo instead of just not preceding the
#  whole thing with a @ is that you got the whole icky shell script on one
#  line with all these variables, and at build time it was hard to tell
#  what was going on.
#
#  Note that everywhere we deal with variables called $...lang... below,
#  the contents are the actual $LANG preceded by an underbar.  It aaall
#  makes sense, really it does.  (As long as you name your localized
#  properties file FooP_ll_CC.properties, not FooP.ll_CC.properties; if
#  you do that, the below will need some fiddling.)
PROPFILE_MAKERULE = \
	@dir=$(basename $@); \
	lang=$(shell echo $@ | sed -e 's/.*P\(_.*\)\.jar/\1/'); \
	test $$lang = $@ && lang= ; \
	files="\*$$lang.properties \*$$lang.gif \*$$lang.jpg \*$$lang.hs \*$$lang.xml \*$$lang.jhm \*$$lang.html" ; \
	test "$$lang" = "" && files="$$files JavaHelpSearch"; \
	excludelangs="$(foreach lang,$(basename $(POFILES)),_$(lang))" ; \
	test "$$lang" != "" && excludelangs=`echo $$excludelangs | sed -e s/$$lang//` ; \
	exargs= ; \
	for exlang in $$excludelangs; do \
	    exargs="$$exargs -x $$exlang" ; \
	done; \
	echo rm -rf $$dir; \
	     rm -rf $$dir; \
	echo $(JARLINKS) -v -l \"$$lang\" $$exargs -s com -d $$dir $$files; \
	     $(JARLINKS) -v -l  "$$lang"  $$exargs -s com -d $$dir $$files; \
	echo "cd $$dir && $(CLASSPATH_ENV) $(JAR) cf ../$@ . && cd .. || exit 1" ; \
	      cd $$dir && $(CLASSPATH_ENV) $(JAR) cf ../$@ . && cd .. || exit 1  ; \
	echo rm -rf $$dir ; \
	     rm -rf $$dir