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#!/bin/sh -
#
# Check spelling in comments and quoted strings from the source files.
t=__wt.$$
trap 'rm -f $t' 0 1 2 3 13 15
# Insulate against locale-specific sort order
LC_ALL=C
export LC_ALL
# If aspell has not been installed, quit
type aspell > /dev/null 2>&1 || {
echo "$0 skipped: aspell not found"
exit 0
}
# replace:
# Create a replacement list of spelling words. This is here because the
# words we ignore changes over time and it's worth periodically collapsing
# the list. Don't it too often, the list is correct for many different aspell
# catalogs and generating a shorter list on any single system will break other
# systems.
replace() {
aspell --mode=ccpp --lang=en_US list < ../$1 |
sort -u |
comm -12 /dev/stdin s_string.ok
}
# check:
# Check the spelling of an individual file.
check() {
# Strip out git hashes, which are seven character hex strings.
# Strip out double quote char literals ('"'), they confuse aspell.
# Strip out calls to __wt_getopt so the option lists don't have to be spelling words.
sed -e 's/ [0-9a-f]\{7\} / /g' -e "s/'\"'//g" -e 's/__wt_getopt([^()]*)//' ../$2 |
aspell --lang=en_US $1 list |
sort -u |
comm -23 /dev/stdin s_string.ok > $t
test -s $t && {
echo "==== $2"
cat $t
}
}
# List of files to spellchk.
l=`(cd .. &&
find bench examples ext src test -name '*.[chsy]' &&
find src -name '*.in' && find test -name '*.cxx')`
usage()
{
echo 'usage: s_string [-r]' >&2
exit 1
}
while :
do case "$1" in
-r) # -r builds replacement list of OK words
for f in $l; do
replace $f
done | sort -u > $t
cp $t s_string.ok
shift;;
*)
test "$#" -eq 0 || usage
break;;
esac
done
# Check source files.
for f in $l; do
check "--mode=ccpp" $f
done
l="NEWS"
# Check other files.
for f in $l; do
check "" $f
done
exit 0
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