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## This program is copyright (c) 1999 Bruce Ravel
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## <ravel@phys.washington.edu>
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## http://feff.phys.washington.edu/~ravel/software/atoms/
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## -------------------------------------------------------------------
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## All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can
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## redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl
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## This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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## but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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## Artistic License for more details.
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## -------------------------------------------------------------------
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######################################################################
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## Time-stamp: <99/04/20 22:00:15 bruce>
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######################################################################
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## This program generates the language files used in Atoms and TkAtoms
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## from database files. The database files are flat text. Record are
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## separated by newlines, fields are separated by vertical bar (|) and
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## newlines in fields are represented by control-K. The fields are:
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## hash-key | english | spanish | french
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## More fields can be added.
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## There are several database files -- I broke all the language data
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## up into managable pieces. All the data gets written to a single
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## (tk)atomsrc.?? file -- one for each language.
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######################################################################
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##use strict; # use strict doesn't seem to play well
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##no strict qw/refs/; # with all the eval's I use
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my $cvs_info = '$Id: language.PL,v 1.9 2000/03/30 08:11:11 bruce Exp $ ';
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my $cvs_version = (split(' ', $cvs_info))[2] || "pre_release";
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my $thisdir = &identify_self;
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"Language file generation tool version $cvs_version for Atoms3.0beta9", $/;
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## the anon array contains the file extension and the index of the
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## language in the database files
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my %lingos = ("english" => ["en", 1],
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"spanish" => ["sp", 2],
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"french" => ["fr", 3],
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"german" => ["ge", 4],
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my $sep = '\|'; # field separator in database files
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#gaby# my $sep = ';'; # field separator in database files
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my $nl = "\013"; #' '; # newline token (control-K, ascii 13)
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my @hashes = ("labels", "dialogs", "help", "file-dialog", "sgb",
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"messages", "config");
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my %written; # this is a counter
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my $header; # read the tkatomsrc header from __DATA__
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$header = '# -*- mode: cperl -*-';
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$header .= "$/# Language file generation tool, version $cvs_version$/";
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## open a file for each language and write out the header
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) {
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my $ext = $lingos{$lang}->[0];
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my $file = "tkatomsrc." . $ext;
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#$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, 'language', $file);
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$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, $file);
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$fh{$ext} = IO::File -> new();
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open ($fh, ">$file") or die "Failed to open $file for writing: $!";
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## open each database file and parcel out each language's entries into
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## a hash named for the language. The purpose of the eval's is to
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## construct names of hashes on the fly. This allows me to not know
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## in advance what languages are in the data files. (Well, that is
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## not strictly true -- I have to maintain %lingos by hand.)
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print STDOUT " Reading language data for TkAtoms", $/;
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foreach my $hash (@hashes) {
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my $file = $hash . ".dat";
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#gaby# my $file = "table." . $hash;
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#$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, 'language', $file);
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$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, $file);
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open DAT, "$file" or die $!;
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my @line = split($sep, $_);
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foreach my $i (0 .. $#line) { # clean up white space at ends
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$line[$i] =~ s/^\s+//; # of words and convert the ^K
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$line[$i] =~ s|$nl|$/|g; # characters to $/
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$line[$i] =~ s/\s+$//;
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) { # load up hashes for each language
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my $index = $lingos{$lang}->[1];
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eval "\$$lang\{\'$line[0]\'\} = \"$line[$index]\";";
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## now dump the hashes to their appropriate data files using
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## Data::Dumper. This, too, requires the use of eval's.
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) {
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my $ext = $lingos{$lang}->[0];
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unless ($written{$lang}) {
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printf STDOUT " Writing %-7s file : %15s$/", $lang, "tkatomsrc.$ext";
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eval "\$ref = \\\%$lang;"; # dump each hash to each language file
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my $hash_dump = Data::Dumper->Dump([$ref], [$hash]);
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eval "undef \%$lang";
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## having to change file_dialog to file-dialog was an unfortunate
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## aspect of switching to Gaby for managing these databases
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$hash_dump =~ s/file-dialog/file_dialog/g;
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print $fh $hash_dump, $/;
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) { # close 'em up
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my $ext = $lingos{$lang}->[0];
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print $fh $/, "1;", $/;
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####################################################################
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## now write out the atomsrc.?? files. The procedure is the same as
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## open a file for each language and write out the header
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) {
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my $ext = $lingos{$lang}->[0];
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my $file = "atomsrc." . $ext;
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#$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, 'language', $file);
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$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, $file);
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open $fh, ">$file" or die $!;
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print STDOUT " Reading language data for Atoms", $/;
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my $file = "messages.dat";
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#gaby# my $file = "table.messages";
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#$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, 'language', $file);
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$file = File::Spec -> catfile($thisdir, $file);
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open DAT, "$file" or die $!;
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my @line = split($sep, $_);
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foreach my $i (0 .. $#line) { # clean up white space at ends
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$line[$i] =~ s/^\s+//; # of words and convert the ^K
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$line[$i] =~ s|$nl|$/|g; # characters to $/
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$line[$i] =~ s/\s+$//;
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$line[$i] =~ s/\"/\"/;
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#gaby# $line[$i] =~ s/\n$//;
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) {
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my $index = $lingos{$lang}->[1];
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eval "\$$lang\{\'$line[0]\'\} = \"$line[$index]\";";
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) {
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my $ext = $lingos{$lang}->[0];
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unless ($written{$lang}) {
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printf STDOUT " Writing %-7s file : %15s$/", $lang, "atomsrc.$ext";
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eval "\$ref = \\\%$lang;";
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my $hash_dump = Data::Dumper->Dump([$ref], [qw/messages/]);
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eval "undef \%$lang";
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print $fh $hash_dump, $/;
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foreach my $lang (keys %lingos) {
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my $ext = $lingos{$lang}->[0];
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print $fh $/, "1;", $/;
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use File::Basename qw(dirname);
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return dirname($caller[1]);
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######################################################################
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## Atoms language configuration file
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## copyright (c) 1999 Bruce Ravel
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## ravel@phys.washington.edu
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## http://feff.phys.washington.edu/~ravel/
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## The latest version of Atoms can always be found at
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## http://feff.phys.washington.edu/~ravel/software/atoms/
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## -------------------------------------------------------------------
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## All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can
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## redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl
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## This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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## but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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## Artistic License for more details.
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## -------------------------------------------------------------------
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######################################################################
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## This is a language configuration file for atoms or for tkatoms.
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## This file is read after atoms starts running. The contents of this
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## file are used to fill in labels on the screen, messages in help
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## balloons, and other uses of text in the programs.
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## To make another language file, copy this file to "(tk)atomsrc.??"
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## where ?? is a two letter symbol for your language. Translate all
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## of the hash values (but NOT the keys) and add an entry to the
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## %languages hash in Atoms.pm for the new language. And please send
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## your translation to Bruce Ravel <ravel@phys.washingon.edu> so he
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## can include it with future distributions of Atoms.
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## Here is an example from the "help" hash. Pardon my crappy language
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## skills. Note that the key doesn't get translated, only the value --
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## that is very important!
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## "Add one more site to the list of unique crystallographic sites",
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## "Ponga un otro sitio en la lista de sitios crystalograficos",
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## "Placez une autre site au liste des uniques sites cristalographiques",
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