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diff --git a/scripts/mkHelpSkeleton b/scripts/mkHelpSkeleton index ffb21c2..d7914fe 100755 --- a/scripts/mkHelpSkeleton +++ b/scripts/mkHelpSkeleton @@ -1,118 +1,116 @@ #!/usr/bin/env python """ This skript creates a help skeleton for a certain application -(C) Michael 'Mickey' Lauer who did this even if he had a lot of other stuff to do... +(C) Michael 'Mickey' Lauer who did this even if he had a lot of other stuff to do... THANKS """ import os import sys COUNTRYCODES = "da de en fr nl pl hu no pt it pt_BR ja sl zh_CN es ko zh_TW".split() OPIEDIR = os.environ["OPIEDIR"] #Package: opie-appskey-help-en #Files: help/en/html/opie-appskey.html #Priority: optional #Section: opie/onlinedoc #Maintainer: ljp <llornkcor@handhelds.org> #Architecture: arm #Version: $QPE_VERSION-$SUB_VERSION #Depends: opie-appskey #License: GPL #Description: Application Key help files (english) def doit( name, cc ): """Create a help skeleton corresponding to a package described by a desktop file.""" desktop = {} for line in file( name ): try: key, value = line.split( '=' ) except ValueError: pass else: desktop[key.strip()] = value.strip() try: application = desktop["Exec"] except: fail( "No Exec given in .desktop file" ) print "Generating help skeleton for application '%s'..." % application helpdirname = "%s/help/%s/html" % ( OPIEDIR, cc ) helpappdirname = "%s/%s" % ( helpdirname, application ) makecontrol( helpdirname, application, cc, desktop ) makedir( helpappdirname ) makehtml( helpdirname, application, cc, desktop ) #------------------------------------------------------# def makehtml( directory, application, cc, desktop ): """Creates the help template file.""" - helpfilename = "%s/opie-%s.html" % ( directory, application ) + helpfilename = "%s/%s.html" % ( directory, application ) print "Creating help file '%s'" % helpfilename h = file( helpfilename, "w" ) - print >> h, """ -<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0//EN"> -<html> <head> <title>%s</title> </head> + print >> h, """<html> <head> <title>%s</title> </head> <body> <center><h1>%s</h1></center> <hr> </body> </html> """ % ( application, application ) #------------------------------------------------------# def makecontrol( directory, application, cc, desktop ): """Creates the .control file.""" controlfilename = "%s/opie-%s-help-%s.control" % ( directory, application, cc ) print "Creating control file '%s'" % controlfilename c = file( controlfilename, "w" ) print >> c, "Package: opie-%s-help-%s" % ( application, cc ) - print >> c, "Files: help/%s/html/opie-%s.html help/%s/html/%s" % ( cc, application, cc, application ) + print >> c, "Files: help/%s/html/%s.html help/%s/html/%s" % ( cc, application, cc, application ) print >> c, "Priority: optional" print >> c, "Section: opie/onlinedoc" print >> c, "Maintainer: %s" % desktop.get( "Maintainer", "Team Opie <opie@handhelds.org>" ) print >> c, "Version: $QPE_VERSION-$SUB_VERSION" print >> c, "Depends: opie-%s" % application print >> c, "License: GPL" print >> c, "Description: %s help files (%s)" % ( application, cc ) #------------------------------------------------------# def makedir( name ): """Creates a directory.""" print "Creating directory '%s'" % name if not os.path.exists( name ): os.mkdir( name ) #------------------------------------------------------# def fail( reason ): """Fails with a reason.""" print reason sys.exit( -1 ) #------------------------------------------------------# def checkUsage( args ): """Checks calling syntax.""" if len( args ) < 2: fail( """ Usage: %s <application>.desktop [countrycode] If no countrycode is given, defaults to 'en' If countrycode 'all' is given, generates skeletons for all known countrycodes: %s""" % ( args[0], ", ".join( COUNTRYCODES ) ) ) #------------------------------------------------------# if __name__ == "__main__": checkUsage( sys.argv ) if len ( sys.argv ) == 2: doit( sys.argv[1], "en" ) elif len( sys.argv ) == 3: if sys.argv[2] == "all": [ doit( sys.argv[1], x ) for x in split() ] else: doit( sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2] ) |