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#!/bin/bash
#
# This wrapper around the colm program (and bootstrap programs) allows us to
# stick to one output per run of the program. It packs up the multiple colm
# output files into one file. We can extract them one at a time afterwards.
CMD=$1;
shift 1
ARGS=""
while getopts "p:o:e:x:RcD:I:L:vdlirS:M:vHh?-:sVa:m:b:E:" opt; do
# For the unpack case.
if [ "$opt" = 'o' ]; then
output=$OPTARG
fi
# For the colm wrapper case.
case "$opt" in
p)
# Pack file name
pack_file=$OPTARG
;;
[oexm])
ARGS="$ARGS -$opt $OPTARG.pack"
PACKS="$PACKS $OPTARG.pack"
;;
[DILSMambE-]) ARGS="$ARGS -$opt $OPTARG" ;;
[RcvdlirvHhsV]) ARGS="$ARGS -$opt" ;;
?)
exit 1;
;;
esac
done
# Shift over the args.
shift $((OPTIND - 1));
if [ $CMD = "unpack" ]; then
tar -xmf "$@" $output
EXIT_STATUS=$?
else
if [ "`basename $0`" != "$0" ] && [ -x "`dirname $0`/$CMD" ]; then
COLM="`dirname $0`/$CMD"
else
COLM=@prefix@/bin/$CMD
fi
$COLM $ARGS "$@"
EXIT_STATUS=$?
if [ $EXIT_STATUS = 0 ]; then
tar --transform 's/.pack$//' -cf "$pack_file" $PACKS
fi
rm -f $PACKS
fi
exit $EXIT_STATUS
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