chris@168: #!/bin/sh
chris@168: 
chris@168: # Run this script from /var/doc/<project-name>
chris@168: 
chris@168: # Find Hg repo and update it
chris@168: 
chris@168: docdir=$(pwd)
chris@168: name=$(basename $(pwd))
chris@168: hgdir="/var/hg/$name"
chris@168: echo "Extracting doc for $name"
chris@168: if [ ! -d "$hgdir" ]; then
chris@168:    echo "Error: No $hgdir found for project $name"
chris@168:    exit 1
chris@168: fi
chris@168: ( cd "$hgdir" ; hg update ) || exit 1
chris@168: 
chris@168: # Identify either a Doxyfile or some Java packages
chris@168: 
chris@168: # TODO: Doxyfile
chris@168: 
chris@168: 
chris@168: # This is very rough; check what is actually permitted for package
chris@168: # declarations
chris@168: 
chris@168: java_packages=`find "$hgdir" -type f -name \*.java -print | \
chris@168:      xargs grep -h '^ *package [a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9\._-]* *; *' | sort | uniq | \
chris@168:      sed -e 's/^ *package //' -e 's/ *; *$//'`
chris@168: 
chris@168: echo "This project contains java packages:"
chris@168: echo "$java_packages"
chris@168: 
chris@168: # This won't work if code is in a subdir, e.g. src/com/example/project/Hello.java
chris@168: 
chris@168: javadoc -sourcepath "$hgdir" -d . -subpackages $java_packages -verbose
chris@168: 
chris@168: # If we have just written something to a doc directory that was
chris@168: # previously empty, we should switch on Embedded for this project