eclipse/eclipse-copy-platform.sh

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#! /bin/sh
# We need to make our own copy of the eclipse platform in order to
# build against it. We do this since the build root might already
# contain a copy of the plugin we are building -- and the eclipse
# releng scripts fail in this situation. We put this script in the
# eclipse core so that it is easy to use from other spec files.
# Arguments are:
# * directory where results should end up (script will make it)
# * base location of eclipse platform install
# * an optional string that is used to select non-platform
# plugins and features. At present if a plugin or feature has
# this as a substring, it will be included. You need only run
# this script once, it will link both the platform and the other
# optionally-selected parts in a single invocation.
# Test to see if the minimum arguments
# are specified
if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then
echo "Usage: copy-platform where eclipse_base optional_directories"
echo "For example: copy-plaform ~/SDK /usr/share/eclipse cdt pydev jdt"
exit 1
fi
where=$1; shift
eclipse=$1; shift
mkdir -p $where/plugins $where/features $where/links
cd $where
# Are there any optional arguments left?
if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
for optional in "$@"; do
(cd $eclipse; ls -d plugins/*"$optional"* features/*"$optional"*) |
while read f; do
[ ! -e $f ] && ln -s $eclipse/$f $f
done
done
fi
# Code after this point is automatically created by eclipse.spec.