#!/usr/bin/csh
# Zip up a distribution of wxWindows.
# I use this to transfer _edited_files_only_ from Sun to PC by floppy.
# This saves huge amounts of time compared with transferring all files
# per session, especially when the few changed files are compressed.
#
# This uses UNIX zip, available from all good UNIX ftp sites.
# Note the sneaky use of the same response file as the DOS zipwx.bat,
# although UNIX zip doesn't have a response file feature.
#
# It also uses a tiny program called 'isnewer' I wrote to output the
# names of the files newer than the first argument.

set init=
if ( $1 == "" ) then
goto usage
endif

if ( $2 == "" ) then
goto usage
endif

echo About to archive DOS wxWindows distribution:
echo   From   $1
echo   To     $2/wx150asc.zip, $2/wx150bin.zip
echo CTRL-C if this is not correct.
set dummy=$<

/bin/rm -f $2/wx150asc.zip
/bin/rm -f $2/wx150bin.zip
cd $1
$1/distrib/isnewer $1/distrib/wxtime `cat $1/distrib/wx_asc.rsp $1/distrib/aiai_asc.rsp` | zip -r -p -@ $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $2/wx150asc.zip
$1/distrib/isnewer $1/distrib/wxtime `cat $1/distrib/wx_bin.rsp $1/distrib/aiai_bin.rsp` | zip -r -p -@ $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $2/wx150bin.zip

echo
echo wxWindows archived.
echo "Make wxWindows sources up-to-date w.r.t. reference time? (y/n)"
set init=$<
if ( $init == "y" ) then
echo Touching $1/distrib/wxtime
touch $1/distrib/wxtime
endif

goto end

usage:
echo DOS wxWindows distribution copying to floppy.
echo Usage: zipwx source destination
echo e.g. zipwx ~/wx /pcfs

end:
