sbm/contrib/windows/sbm-setup

contrib/windows/sbm-setup (1446 bytes)
1 #!/bin/sh
2 
3 # sbm-setup: tasks of the Windows installer.
4 #
5 #     sbm-setup data    give the user the example tags and search keywords,
6 #                       and keep the files that the user has
7 #     sbm-setup stop    stop the bm-watch that the installer started
8 
9 # The installer starts this script with the PATH of Windows. That PATH does
10 # not have the Cygwin tools, for example tr, mkdir and cp.
11 PATH=/usr/bin:$PATH
12 
13 case ${1-} in
14     data)
15         d=${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/sbm
16         mkdir -p "$d"
17         for f in engines usertags; do
18             [ -e "$d/$f" ] || cp "/usr/local/share/sbm/$f" "$d/"
19         done
20         ;;
21     stop)
22         # The hidden mintty of bm-watch has the class sbm-watch. When it
23         # stops, bm-watch gets SIGHUP and stops too. Cygwin shows the
24         # arguments of a process in /proc/PID/cmdline. A process can stop
25         # during the loop, for example bm-watch after its mintty. Then the
26         # shell cannot open its file: 2>/dev/null comes first, so the shell
27         # writes that error to /dev/null.
28         for f in /proc/[0-9]*/cmdline; do
29             case $(tr '\0' ' ' 2>/dev/null < "$f") in
30                 *'--class sbm-watch '*)
31                     pid=${f#/proc/}
32                     kill "${pid%/cmdline}" 2>/dev/null
33                     ;;
34             esac
35         done
36         ;;
37     *)
38         printf 'usage: sbm-setup data | stop\n' >&2
39         exit 2
40         ;;
41 esac