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- Committer: Mark Grant
- Date: 2018-02-10 16:07:49 UTC
- mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 22.
- Revision ID: m.grant.prg@gmail.com-20180210160749-8vfrsb94g2i8ns5s
Tags: upstream-1.0.9-4-gc3ad37f
Import upstream version 1.0.9-4-gc3ad37f
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- src/man
- src/man/1
- src/prg
- src/prg/bash
- files removed:
- config.guess
- source
- source/man
- source/man/man1
- source/progs
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source/progs/bash/wutconv.sh.in
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#! /usr/bin/env bash
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#########################################################################
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# #
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# wutconv is automatically generated, #
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# please do not modify! #
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# #
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#########################################################################
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#########################################################################
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# #
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# Script ID: wutconv #
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# Author: Copyright (C) 2014-2017 Mark Grant #
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# #
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# Released under the GPLv3 only. #
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0 #
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# #
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# Purpose: #
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# Converts one or more text files to windows or unix line endings, or, #
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# if no text files are specified on the command line, then stdin is #
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# converted to stdout. #
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# #
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# Syntax: wutconv [OPTIONS] [TextFileName] [TextFileName1] ... #
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# [OPTIONS] are:- #
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# -h, --help Displays usage information. #
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# -u, --unix Convert to Unix line endings. #
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# -V, --version Displays version information. #
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# -w, --windows Convert to Windows line endings. #
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# #
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# Exit Codes: 0 - success #
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# 1 - failure #
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# #
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#########################################################################
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#########################################################################
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# #
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# Changelog #
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# #
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# Date Author Version Description #
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# #
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# 04/09/2014 MG 1.0.1 First release. #
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# 29/11/2014 MG 1.0.2 Switch to use GNU getopt to enable long #
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# options. #
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# 29/11/2014 MG 1.0.3 Add overall package version to -V. #
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# 01/12/2014 MG 1.0.4 Implement conversion of stdin to stdout #
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# if no text files are specified on the #
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# command line. #
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# 01/12/2014 MG 1.0.5 Implement verbose option. Default is #
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# now quiet - no status output. #
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# 01/12/2014 MG 1.0.6 Check that both -u and -w have not been #
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# entered. #
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# 26/06/2015 MG 1.0.7 Remove BSD support. #
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# 23/10/2015 MG 1.0.8 Remove redundant osname look-up. #
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# 01/07/2017 MG 1.0.9 Enforce 80 column rule. #
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# 02/12/2017 MG 1.0.10 Add SPDX license tags to source files. #
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# Adopt normal exit code policy; 0 on #
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# success, 1 on failure. #
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# #
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#########################################################################
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##################
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# Init variables #
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##################
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script_exit_code=0
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version="1.0.10" # set version variable
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outputprefix="wutconv: "
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packageversion=@pkgversion@ # Version of the complete package
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unix=FALSE
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windows=FALSE
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verbosity=""
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#############
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# Functions #
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#############
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# Output $1 to stdout or stderr depending on $2
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output()
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{
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if [ $2 = 0 ]
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then
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if [ "$verbosity" = "-v" ]
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then
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echo "$outputprefix$1"
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fi
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else
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echo "$outputprefix$1" 1>&2
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fi
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}
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# Standard function to test command error ($1 is $?) and exit if non-zero
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std_cmd_err_handler()
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{
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if [ $1 != 0 ]
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then
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script_exit_code=$1
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script_exit
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fi
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}
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# Standard function to tidy up and return exit code
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script_exit()
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{
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exit $script_exit_code
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}
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# Standard trap exit function
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trap_exit()
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{
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script_exit_code=1
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output "Script terminating due to trap received. Code: "$script_exit_code 1
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script_exit
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}
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# Setup trap
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trap trap_exit SIGHUP SIGINT SIGTERM
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########
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# Main #
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########
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# Process command line arguments with GNU getopt.
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# Options u and w are mutually exclusive.
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GETOPTTEMP=`getopt -o huvVw --long help,unix,verbose,version,windows \
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-n "$0" -- "$@"`
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std_cmd_err_handler $?
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eval set -- "$GETOPTTEMP"
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std_cmd_err_handler $?
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while true
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do
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case "$1" in
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-h|--help)
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echo "Usage is $0 [OPTIONS]" TextFileName TextFileName1 ...
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echo " [OPTIONS] are:-"
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echo " '-h or --help' Displays usage information."
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echo " '-u or --unix' Convert to Unix line endings."
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echo " '-v or --verbose' verbose output"
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echo " '-V or --version' Displays version information."
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echo " '-w or --windows' Convert to Windows line endings."
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shift
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script_exit_code=0
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script_exit
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;;
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-u|--unix)
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if [ $windows = TRUE ]
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then
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script_exit_code=1
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output "Cannot specify options u AND w." 1
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script_exit
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fi
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unix=TRUE
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shift
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;;
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-v|--verbose) verbosity="-v"
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shift
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;;
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-V|--version)
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echo "$0 Script version "$version
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echo "$0 Package version "$packageversion
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shift
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script_exit_code=0
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script_exit
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;;
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-w|--windows)
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if [ $unix = TRUE ]
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then
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script_exit_code=1
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output "Cannot specify options w AND u." 1
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script_exit
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fi
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windows=TRUE
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shift
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;;
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--) shift
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break
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;;
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*) script_exit_code=1
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output "Internal error." 1
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script_exit
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;;
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esac
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done
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# Either u or w flag must be set.
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if [ $windows = FALSE -a $unix = FALSE ]
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then
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script_exit_code=1
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output "Either -u or -w must be set." 1
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script_exit
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fi
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# u and w flag cannot both be set.
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if [ $windows = TRUE -a $unix = TRUE ]
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then
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script_exit_code=1
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output "-u and -w cannot both be set." 1
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script_exit
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fi
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# If no cmd line filenames then use stdin and stdout.
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if [ $# -lt 1 ]
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then
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if [ $unix = TRUE ]
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then # Convert to Unix line endings.
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awk '{if (substr($0,length,1)=="\r")
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sub(/\r$/, "");
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print;}'
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else # Convert to Windows line endings.
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awk '{if (substr($0,length,1)!="\r")
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sub(/$/, "\r");
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print;}'
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fi
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# And exit
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script_exit_code=0
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output "Script complete with exit code: "$script_exit_code \
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$script_exit_code
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script_exit
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fi
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# Otherwise process cmd line filenames in sequence.
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# The for line == for arg in $@
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for arg
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do
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if [ -f $arg ] # Is it a regular file.
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then
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if [ -r $arg -a -w $arg ] # Is it readable and writable.
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then
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if [ $unix = TRUE ]
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then # Convert to Unix line endings.
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awk '{if (substr($0,length,1)=="\r")
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sub(/\r$/, "");
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print;}' $arg > $arg.tmp \
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&& mv -f $arg.tmp $arg
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status=$?
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msg="Converted file "$arg" to Unix format "
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msg+="complete with status "$status
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output "$msg" $status
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((script_exit_code=$script_exit_code + $status))
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else # Convert to Windows line endings.
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awk '{if (substr($0,length,1)!="\r")
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sub(/$/, "\r");
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print;}' $arg > $arg.tmp \
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&& mv -f $arg.tmp $arg
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status=$?
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msg="Converted file "$arg" to Windows format "
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msg+="complete with status "$status
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output "$msg" $status
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((script_exit_code=$script_exit_code + $status))
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fi
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else
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msg="File "$arg" does not have the correct permissions."
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output "$msg" 1
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((script_exit_code=$script_exit_code + 1))
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fi
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else
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output "File "$arg" does not exist or is not a regular file." 1
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((script_exit_code=$script_exit_code + 1))
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fi
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done
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# And exit
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output "Script complete with exit code: "$script_exit_code $script_exit_code
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script_exit
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