Re: Ruby Header-replace script

[Luciano Resende]

Would you like to make that available in the /etc dir where the other
scripts are ?

Thanks
- Luciano

On 8/24/06, Kevin Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I think a couple of people have used this now.  Here is an update ...

# Scans files - with a given extension - recursively from the current
# directory replacing the old copyright/license header statement with a
# new version
#
# Example command line usage
# ruby replaceheaders.rb java oldheader.txt newheader.txt

  def munge_file(fn, oh, nh)
eoh = Regexp.escape(oh)
new_contents = File.read(fn).gsub!(Regexp.new(eoh), nh)
if new_contents
  puts   processing #{fn}
  File.open(fn, 'w') do |file|
file.puts(new_contents)
  end
  $num_files_processed += 1
else
  puts   processing #{fn} - NO MATCH!
  $num_files_no_match += 1
end
  end

if(!ARGV[0])
   STDERR.puts usage: file extension old header file new header
file
   exit 0
end

ext = ARGV[0]
$num_files_processed = $num_files_no_match = 0
puts Scanning files with #{ext} extension
old_header = File.read(ARGV[1])
new_header = File.read(ARGV[2])
Dir[**/*.#{ext}].each do |filename|
  munge_file( filename, old_header, new_header)
end
puts Total files matched and processed = #{$num_files_processed}
puts Number of files with no match = #{$num_files_no_match}




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Re: Ruby Header-replace script

[Kevin Williams]

Yes.  Good point.  I'll put it out there.
Thanks,
--Kevin


Luciano Resende wrote:


Would you like to make that available in the /etc dir where the other
scripts are ?

Thanks
- Luciano

On 8/24/06, Kevin Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



I think a couple of people have used this now.  Here is an update ...

# Scans files - with a given extension - recursively from the current
# directory replacing the old copyright/license header statement with a
# new version
#
# Example command line usage
# ruby replaceheaders.rb java oldheader.txt newheader.txt

  def munge_file(fn, oh, nh)
eoh = Regexp.escape(oh)
new_contents = File.read(fn).gsub!(Regexp.new(eoh), nh)
if new_contents
  puts   processing #{fn}
  File.open(fn, 'w') do |file|
file.puts(new_contents)
  end
  $num_files_processed += 1
else
  puts   processing #{fn} - NO MATCH!
  $num_files_no_match += 1
end
  end

if(!ARGV[0])
   STDERR.puts usage: file extension old header file new header
file
   exit 0
end

ext = ARGV[0]
$num_files_processed = $num_files_no_match = 0
puts Scanning files with #{ext} extension
old_header = File.read(ARGV[1])
new_header = File.read(ARGV[2])
Dir[**/*.#{ext}].each do |filename|
  munge_file( filename, old_header, new_header)
end
puts Total files matched and processed = #{$num_files_processed}
puts Number of files with no match = #{$num_files_no_match}




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Ruby Header-replace script

[Kevin Williams]

I think a couple of people have used this now.  Here is an update ...

# Scans files - with a given extension - recursively from the current
# directory replacing the old copyright/license header statement with a
# new version
#
# Example command line usage
# ruby replaceheaders.rb java oldheader.txt newheader.txt

 def munge_file(fn, oh, nh)
   eoh = Regexp.escape(oh)
   new_contents = File.read(fn).gsub!(Regexp.new(eoh), nh)
   if new_contents
 puts   processing #{fn}
 File.open(fn, 'w') do |file|
   file.puts(new_contents)
 end
 $num_files_processed += 1
   else
 puts   processing #{fn} - NO MATCH!
 $num_files_no_match += 1
   end
 end

if(!ARGV[0])
  STDERR.puts usage: file extension old header file new header file
  exit 0
end

ext = ARGV[0]
$num_files_processed = $num_files_no_match = 0
puts Scanning files with #{ext} extension
old_header = File.read(ARGV[1])
new_header = File.read(ARGV[2])
Dir[**/*.#{ext}].each do |filename|
 munge_file( filename, old_header, new_header)
end
puts Total files matched and processed = #{$num_files_processed}
puts Number of files with no match = #{$num_files_no_match}




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