1 files changed, 3 insertions, 58 deletions

diff --git a/scripts/fixincludes b/scripts/fixincludes
index da8613c..f07965e 100755
--- a/scripts/fixincludes
+++ b/scripts/fixincludes
@@ -1,304 +1,249 @@
 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
 # tries to reduce the number of includes in KDE source files
 # (c) 2001 Dirk Mueller <mueller@kde.org>
 
 use File::Basename;
 use Cwd;
 
 # declaration of useful subroutines
 sub find_fixable_sources ($);
 sub find_fixable_headers($);
 sub find_removable_includes ($);
 sub warn_before_modifying ($);
 sub remove_include ($$$);
 sub replace_include ($$$);
 sub fix_duplicates($);
 sub fix_compat_includes($);
 sub fix_unnecessary($);
 sub copy_file($$);
 sub process_source_file($);
 
 # some global variables
-$verbose = 0; # turns on debugging
-$modify = 0;  # if 1 it should try to fix the files as well
-$experimental = 0; # try&error if an include is obsolete (slow!!)
+$verbose = 1; # turns on debugging
+$modify = 1;  # if 1 it should try to fix the files as well
+$experimental = 1; # try&error if an include is obsolete (slow!!)
 @explicitfiles = (); # filled in if passing files on the command line
 
 # statistic variables
 $exp_success = 0;
 $exp_failure = 0;
 
 while (defined ($ARGV[0]))
 {
   $_ = shift;
   if (/^--help$|^-h$/)  {
     print "Usage: fixincludes [--verbose | -v] [--experimental | -e ] [--modify | -m ]\n";
     exit 0;
   }
   elsif (/^--verbose$|^-v$/) {
     $verbose = 1;       # Oh is there a problem...?
   }
   elsif (/^--modify$|^-m$/) {
     $modify = 1;
   }
   elsif (/^--experimental$|^-e$/) {
     $modify = 1;
     $experimental = 1;
   }
   elsif (!/^-/) {
     push @explicitfiles, $_;
   }
 }
 
 $cppExt     = "(cpp|cc|cxx|C|c\\+\\+)";
 $hExt       = "(h|H|hh|hxx|hpp|h\\+\\+)";
 
 # list of compat headers. scroll down ... much of boring stuff here..
 %compatmap = (
- 'qapp.h'        =>  "qapplication.h",
- #'qarray.h'      =>  "qmemarray.h",
- #'qbitarry.h'    =>  "qbitarray.h",
- 'qbttngrp.h'    =>  "qbuttongroup.h",
- #'qchkbox.h'     =>  "qcheckbox.h",
- 'qclipbrd.h'    =>  "qclipboard.h",
- #'qcollect.h'    =>  "qptrcollection.h",
- #'qcollection.h' =>  "qptrcollection.h",
- 'qcombo.h'      =>  "qcombobox.h",
- 'qconnect.h'    =>  "qconnection.h",
- 'qdatetm.h'     =>  "qdatetime.h",
- 'qdrawutl.h'    =>  "qdrawutil.h",
- 'qdstream.h'    =>  "qdatastream.h",
- #'qfiledef.h'    =>  "private/qfiledefs_p.h",
- 'qfiledlg.h'    =>  "qfiledialog.h",
- 'qfileinf.h'    =>  "qfileinfo.h",
- 'qfontdta.h'    =>  "qfontdata.h",
- 'qfontinf.h'    =>  "qfontinfo.h",
- 'qfontmet.h'    =>  "qfontmetrics.h",
- 'qgrpbox.h'     =>  "qgroupbox.h",
- 'qintcach.h'    =>  "qintcache.h",
- 'qiodev.h'      =>  "qiodevice.h",
- 'qlcdnum.h'     =>  "qlcdnumber.h",
- 'qlined.h'      =>  "qlineedit.h",
- #'qlist.h'       =>  "qptrlist.h",
- 'qmenudta.h'    =>  "qmenudata.h",
- 'qmetaobj.h'    =>  "qmetaobject.h",
- 'qmlined.h'     =>  "qtmultilineedit.h",
- 'qmsgbox.h'     =>  "qmessagebox.h",
- 'qmultilinedit.h' =>  "qmultilineedit.h",
- 'qobjcoll.h'    =>  "qobjectlist.h>\n\#include <qobjectdict.h",
- 'qobjdefs.h'    =>  "qobjectdefs.h",
- 'qpaintd.h'     =>  "qpaintdevice.h",
- 'qpaintdc.h'    =>  "qpaintdevicedefs.h",
- 'qpdevmet.h'    =>  "qpaintdevicemetrics.h",
- 'qpmcache.h'    =>  "qpixmapcache.h",
- 'qpntarry.h'    =>  "qpointarray.h",
- 'qpopmenu.h'    =>  "qpopupmenu.h",
- 'qprndlg.h'     =>  "qprintdialog.h",
- 'qprogbar.h'    =>  "qprogressbar.h",
- 'qprogdlg.h'    =>  "qprogressdialog.h",
- 'qpsprn.h'      =>  "<private/qpsprinter_p.h>",
- 'qpushbt.h'     =>  "qpushbutton.h",
- 'qqueue.h'      =>  "qptrqueue.h",
- 'qradiobt.h'    =>  "qradiobutton.h",
- 'qrangect.h'    =>  "qrangecontrol.h",
- 'qscrbar.h'     =>  "qscrollbar.h",
- 'qsocknot.h'    =>  "qsocketnotifier.h",
-# 'qstack.h'      =>  "qptrstack.h",
- 'qtabdlg.h'     =>  "qtabdialog.h",
- 'qtstream.h'    =>  "qtextstream.h",
-# 'qvector.h'     =>  "qptrvector.h",
- 'qwidcoll.h'    =>  "qwidgetlist.h\n\#include <qwidgetintdict.h",
- 'qwindefs.h'    =>  "qwindowdefs.h",
-
 # and now the KDE specific compat includes
 # 'kapp.h'        =>  "kapplication.h",
 # 'kstddirs.h'    =>  "kstandarddirs.h",
 # 'kuniqueapp.h'  =>  "kuniqueapplication.h",
 # 'ktmainwindow.h'=>  "kmainwindow.h",
 # 'kcolorbtn.h'   =>  "kcolorbutton.h",
 # 'kcolordlg.h'   =>  "kcolordialog.h",
 # 'kxmlgui.h'     =>  "kxmlguifactory.h",
 );
 
 
 # now it starts to get interesting again
 
 # Look for source files in the given directory ($dir, first parameter)
 sub find_fixable_sources ($)
 {
   # for now I grep the directory (requires srcdir==builddir)
   # actually it should read the Makefile and
   # find the _SOURCES / _OBJECTS tags that are put there by
   # automake and am_edit, but thats an excercise to the reader ;-)
 
   my ( $dir ) = @_;
 
   opendir (DIR, "$dir") || die "Couldn't read '$dir'\n";
   my @sources = grep { /^.*\.$cppExt$/o } readdir(DIR);
   closedir(DIR);
   
   print "found sources: [ " . join(' ', @sources) . " ] in $dir\n" if ($verbose);
 
   # prefix them with $dir
   my @retsources = ();
   foreach $source(@sources) {
     push @retsources, "$dir/$source";
   }
   
   return @retsources;
 }
 
 # Look for header files in the given directory ($dir, first parameter)
 sub find_fixable_headers ($)
 {
   # for now I grep the directory (requires srcdir==builddir)
   # actually it should read the Makefile and
   # find the _HEADERS tags that are put there by
   # automake and am_edit, but thats an excercise to the reader ;-)
 
   my ( $dir ) = @_;
 
   opendir (DIR, "$dir") || die "Couldn't read '$dir'\n";
   my @headers = grep { /^.*\.$hExt$/o } readdir(DIR);
   closedir(DIR);
   
   print "found headers: [ " . join(' ', @headers) . " ] in $dir\n" if ($verbose);
 
   # prefix them with $dir
   my @retheaders = ();
   foreach $source(@headers) {
     push @retheaders, "$dir/$source";
   }
   
   return @retheaders;
 }
 
 sub find_removable_includes ($)
 {
   my $srcfile = shift @_;
   open(SRC, "< $srcfile") || die "find_removable_includes: couldn't open '$srcfile'\n";
   
   my @includes = ();
 
   # we skip all includes that are somehow ifdefed
 
   my $cpplevel = 0;
   $cpplevel = -1 if ($srcfile=~m/^.*\.$hExt$/); # plan for header-protection #ifndef/#define/#endif
   while (<SRC>) {
     if ($_ =~ m/^\#if/) {
       $cpplevel = $cpplevel + 1;
       next;
     }
     if ($_ =~ m/^\#endif/) {
       $cpplevel = $cpplevel - 1;
       next;
     }
     #if ($cpplevel == 0 && $_ =~ m/^\#include\s*[\"<]([qk]\S*\.h)[\">]\S*/) {
     if ($cpplevel == 0 && (($_ =~ m/^\#include\s*\"(\S+\.h)\"\S*/) || ($_ =~ m/^\#include\s*\<([qk]\S+.h)\>\S*/)))  {
       push @includes, $1;
       next;
     }
   }
   close SRC;
 
   print "No fixable includes found in $srcfile\n" if ($verbose and not @includes);
   print "found includes: [ " . join(' ', @includes) . " ]\n" if ($verbose and @includes);
 
   return @includes;
 }
 
 # first parameter: srcfile
 # second parameter: include to remove
 # third parameter is the duplicate level: this include is removed $level times
 sub remove_include ($$$)
 {
   my $srcfile = shift @_;
   my $include = quotemeta(shift @_);
   my $level = shift @_;
 
   die "$srcfile is not read/writeable!\n" if( ! -r $srcfile || ! -w $srcfile);
   open(I, "< $srcfile") or die "remove_include: couldn't open '$srcfile'\n";
   my @contents = <I>;
   close(I);
 
   # ok, CPU time doesn't count so we do it the lazy way
   # we should remove the last occurence of the include in the
   # file because in case its a duplicate removing the first
   # one could make a difference. 
   my @revcontents = reverse @contents;
   @contents = ();
 
   # we skip all inludes that are somehow ifdefed
   # note the logic is reversed because it operates
   # on reversed lines :)
   my $cpplevel = 0;
   $cpplevel = -1 if ($srcfile=~m/^.*\.$hExt$/); # plan for header-protection #ifndef/#define/#endif
   foreach $line (@revcontents) {
     if ($line =~ m/^\#if/) {
       $cpplevel = $cpplevel - 1;
       push @contents, $line;
       next;
     }
 
     if ($line =~ m/^\#endif/) {
       $cpplevel = $cpplevel + 1;
       push @contents, $line;
       next;
     }
 
     #if ($cpplevel == 0 && $level > 0 && $line =~ m/^\#include\s*[\"<]$include[\">]\S*$/) {
     if ($cpplevel == 0 && (($line =~ m/^\#include\s*\"$include\"\S*/) || ($line =~ m/^\#include\s*\<$include\>\S*/)))  {
       $level = $level - 1;
       # skipping the line..
       next;
     }
 
     push @contents, $line;
   }
 
   # now we have the fixed contents in @contents, although in wrong order
   open(O, "> $srcfile") || die "remove_include: couldn't open '$srcfile' for writing\n";
   print O reverse @contents;
   close (O);
 }
 
 # first parameter: srcfile
 # second parameter: include to replace
 # third parameter the include file to replace it with
 sub replace_include ($$$)
 {
   my $srcfile = shift @_;
   my $include = quotemeta(shift @_);
   my $destinclude = shift @_;
 
   die "$srcfile is not read/writeable!\n" if( ! -r $srcfile || ! -w $srcfile);
   open(I, "< $srcfile") or die "replace_include: couldn't open '$srcfile'\n";
   my @contents = <I>;
   close(I);
 
   # ok, CPU time doesn't count so we do it the lazy way
   my @revcontents = reverse @contents;
   @contents = ();
 
   # we skip all inludes that are somehow ifdefed
   # note the logic is reversed because it operates
   # on reversed lines :)
   my $cpplevel = 0;
   $cpplevel = -1 if ($srcfile=~m/^.*\.$hExt$/); # plan for header-protection #ifndef/#define/#endif
   foreach $line (@revcontents) {
     if ($line =~ m/^\#if/) {
       $cpplevel = $cpplevel - 1;
       push @contents, $line;
       next;
     }
 
     if ($line =~ m/^\#endif/) {
       $cpplevel = $cpplevel + 1;
       push @contents, $line;
       next;
     }
 
     #if ($cpplevel == 0 && $line =~ m/^\#include\s*[\"<]$include[\">]\S*/) {
     if ($cpplevel == 0 && (($line =~ m/^\#include\s*\"$include\"\S*/) || ($line =~ m/^\#include\s*\<$include\>\S*/)))  {
       print "HAH! found $include to replace in $srcfile!\n" if($verbose);
       $line =~ s/(\#include\s*[\"<])$include([\">]\S*)/$1$destinclude$2/;