Just FYI, here's a new procedure I'm putting in flx to install it:
proc backup() {
debugln "Backup Felix build";
println$ "FROM: " + FLX_INSTALL_DIR;
println$ "TO : backup";
var result = 0;
proc cp(s:string) {
result=system(FLX_INSTALL_DIR+"/bin/flx_cp '"+FLX_INSTALL_DIR+"' '"+s+"'
'backup/\\0'");
if result != 0 do goto failure; done
}
srcs := list(
"(tools|lib)/.*\\.(flxh?|par2|libtab)",
"lib/rtl/.*\\.(h|hpp|c|cpp|dylib|so|a)",
"lib/rtl/flx_a?run.(o|obj)",
"bin/.*",
"config/.*",
"(test|tut)/.*\\.(flx|expect)",
"doc/.*\\.(fdoc|html)",
"web/.*\\.(fdoc|html|gif|png|jpg)",
"index.html",
"automaton.syntax",
"VERSION",
);
iter cp srcs;
println "Source Install succeeded";
System::exit(result);
failure:>
println$ "Install failed, code = " + str(result);
System::exit(result);
}
This procedure currently uses the flx_cp command, and creates a backup
of a usable Felix installation in directory backup: I'm doing this to test the
procedure before I get rid of the old one (which uses Unix cp command:
Flx_cp is portable, although it doesn't preserve time stamps at the moment,
something I can't figure out how to do.. anyone know?)
Note how compact the instructions are using flx_cp!
Regexps plus recursion, plus replacement, plus automatic directory construction.
[BTW: another bug or so has surfaced: the iteration doesn't compile if the
symbols cp and srcs are replaced by their values .. I don't know why]
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
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