Re: [opensuse-packaging] pre_checkin.sh and prepare_spec

23 Jun 2009


      Stephan Kulow <coolo@suse.de> writes:
...
I fixed this for the pre_checkin.sh in bundle-lang-common now in having a 
little perl script that I call like this:
perl update_spec.pl oldfile attributes > newfile
this reads Summary, Description, Group and License out of the attributes
file and updates the spec file. The attributes file I created from pdb
content.
Because I'm not that good with querying the pdb, here are some awk bits
to create the attributes file from the old spec file (multi-line
processing is not perfect...):

awk -f create-attr.awk *.spec > attributes


/^Name:/ {
    name=$2
    nname = name
    next}

in_desc == 1 && /^%/  {
    in_desc = 0
    sub (/^ */, "", line)
    printf ("+description.%s\n",nname)
    print line
    printf ("-description.%s\n",nname)
    line = ""
}
in_desc == 1 {
    line = line " " $0
    next
}

/^%description/ {
    in_desc = 1
    next
}

/^%package/ {
    if ( $2 == "-n" )
        nname = $3
    else
        nname = name "-" $2
    next
}
/^Group:/ {
    group = $2
    printf ("group.%s %s\n", nname,group)
    next
}
/^License:/ {
    sub(/License:/, "", $0)
    printf ("license.%s %s\n", nname,$0 )
    next}
/^Summary:/ {
    sub(/Summary:/, "", $0)
    printf ("summary.%s %s\n", nname,$0 )
    next}


-- 
Karl Eichwalder
R&D / Documentation

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