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The side - # effects are: - # * the name and default value are added to the @@attributes list and - # @@default_value map - # * a standard _writer_ method (attribute=) is created - # * a non-standard _reader method (attribute) is created - # - # The reader method behaves like this: - # def attribute - # @attribute ||= (copy of default value) - # end - # - # This allows lazy initialization of attributes to their default values. - # - def self.attribute(name, default=nil) - @@attributes << [name, default] - @@default_value[name] = default - attr_accessor(name) - end - - # Same as :attribute, but ensures that values assigned to the - # attribute are array values by applying :to_a to the value. - def self.array_attribute(name) - @@array_attributes << name - @@attributes << [name, []] - @@default_value[name] = [] - module_eval %{ - def #{name} - @#{name} ||= [] - end - def #{name}=(value) - @#{name} = value.to_a - end - } - end - - # Same as attribute above, but also records this attribute as mandatory. - def self.required_attribute(*args) - @@required_attributes << args.first - attribute(*args) - end - - # Sometimes we don't want the world to use a setter method for a particular attribute. - # +read_only+ makes it private so we can still use it internally. - def self.read_only(*names) - names.each do |name| - private "#{name}=" - end - end - - # Shortcut for creating several attributes at once (each with a default value of - # +nil+). - def self.attributes(*args) - args.each do |arg| - attribute(arg, nil) - end - end - - # Some attributes require special behaviour when they are accessed. This allows for - # that. - def self.overwrite_accessor(name, &block) - remove_method name - define_method(name, &block) - end - - ## - # Defines a _singular_ version of an existing _plural_ attribute (i.e. one whose value - # is expected to be an array). This means just creating a helper method that takes a - # single value and appends it to the array. These are created for convenience, so - # that in a spec, one can write - # - # s.require_path = 'mylib' - # - # instead of - # - # s.require_paths = ['mylib'] - # - # That above convenience is available courtesy of - # - # attribute_alias_singular :require_path, :require_paths - # - def self.attribute_alias_singular(singular, plural) - define_method("#{singular}=") { |val| - send("#{plural}=", [val]) - } - define_method("#{singular}") { - val = send("#{plural}") - val.nil? ? nil : val.first - } - end - - # ------------------------- REQUIRED framework attributes. - - required_attribute :name - required_attribute :version - - required_attribute :summary - required_attribute :identifier - required_attribute :include_nibs, false - required_attribute :nib2cib_flags, [] - required_attribute :platforms, [Platform::ObjJ] - required_attribute :type, Bundle::Type::Application - - # ------------------------- OPTIONAL gemspec attributes. - - attributes :email, :homepage, :github_project, :description, :license_file, :license - attributes :build_path, :intermediates_path - attribute :principal_class - attribute :index_file - attribute :info_plist - # attributes :autorequire, :default_executable - # attribute :platform, Gem::Platform::RUBY - - array_attribute :authors - attributes :sources - array_attribute :resources - array_attribute :flags - # array_attribute :test_files - # array_attribute :executables - # array_attribute :extensions - # array_attribute :requirements - # array_attribute :dependencies - - #read_only :dependencies - - # ------------------------- ALIASED gemspec attributes. - - # attribute_alias_singular :executable, :executables - attribute_alias_singular :author, :authors - attribute_alias_singular :flag, :flags - attribute_alias_singular :nib2cib_flag, :nib2cib_flags - attribute_alias_singular :platform, :platforms - # attribute_alias_singular :require_path, :require_paths - # attribute_alias_singular :test_file, :test_files - - # ------------------------- RUNTIME attributes (not persisted). - - attr_writer :loaded - attr_accessor :loaded_from - - # ------------------------- Special accessor behaviours (overwriting default). - - overwrite_accessor :summary= do |str| - if str - @summary = str.strip.gsub(/(\w-)\n[ \t]*(\w)/, '\1\2').gsub(/\n[ \t]*/, " ") - end - end - - overwrite_accessor :description= do |str| - if str - @description = str.strip.gsub(/(\w-)\n[ \t]*(\w)/, '\1\2').gsub(/\n[ \t]*/, " ") - end - end - - def files - (@sources || []) | (@resources || []) | (@license_file ? [@license_file] : []) - end - - overwrite_accessor :intermediates_path do - return @intermediates_path || name + '.build' - end - - overwrite_accessor :build_path do - return @build_path || './' + name - end - - # ------------------------- Predicates. - - def loaded?; @loaded ? true : false ; end - - # ------------------------- Instance methods. - - ## - # Returns the full name (name-version) of this Framework. - # - def full_name - @name - end - - # ------------------------- Comparison methods. - - ## - # Compare specs (name then version). - # - def <=>(other) - [@name, @version] <=> [other.name, other.version] - end - - # Tests specs for equality (across all attributes). - def ==(other) - @@attributes.each do |name, default| - return false unless self.send(name) == other.send(name) - end - true - end - - # ------------------------- Validation and normalization methods. - - ## - # Checks that the specification contains all required fields, and - # does a very basic sanity check. - # - # Raises InvalidSpecificationException if the spec does not pass - # the checks.. - def validate -=begin - normalize - if rubygems_version != RubyGemsVersion - raise InvalidSpecificationException.new(%[ - Expected RubyGems Version #{RubyGemsVersion}, was #{rubygems_version} - ].strip) - end -=end - @@required_attributes.each do |symbol| - unless (self.send(symbol) or self.send(symbol) == false) - raise Exception.new("Missing value for attribute #{symbol}") -# raise InvalidSpecificationException.new("Missing value for attribute #{symbol}") - end - end -=begin - if require_paths.empty? - raise InvalidSpecificationException.new("Framework spec needs to have at least one require_path") - end -=end - end - - ## - # Normalize the list of files so that: - # * All file lists have redundancies removed. - # * Files referenced in the extra_rdoc_files are included in the package file list. - # - # Also, the summary and description are converted to a normal format. - def normalize -=begin - if @extra_rdoc_files - @extra_rdoc_files.uniq! - @files ||= [] - @files.concat(@extra_rdoc_files) - end -=end - @files.uniq! if @files - end - - def copy_of(obj) - case obj - when Numeric, Symbol, true, false, nil then obj - else obj.dup - end - end - -######### - - - PLATFORM_DIRECTORIES = - { - Platform::ObjJ => 'objj.platform', - Platform::Rhino => 'rhino.platform', - Platform::Browser => 'browser.platform', - Platform::BrowserDesktop => 'browser-desktop.platform', - Platform::BrowserIPhone => 'browser-iphone.platform' - } - - PLATFORM_FLAGS = - { - Platform::ObjJ => [], - Platform::Rhino => ['-DPLATFORM_RHINO'], - Platform::Browser => ['-DPLATFORM_BROWSER', '-DPLATFORM_DOM'], - Platform::BrowserDesktop => ['-DPLATFORM_BROWSER', '-DPLATFORM_DOM', '-DPLATFORM_DESKTOP'], - Platform::BrowserIPhone => ['-DPLATFORM_BROWSER', '-DPLATFORM_DOM', '-DPLATFORM_IPHONE', '-DPLATFORM_MOBILE'] - } - - # Objective-J Bundle spec containing the metadata for this bundle. - attr_accessor :bundle_spec - - def self.overwrite_accessor(name, &block) - remove_method name - define_method(name, &block) - end - - def define - - validate - - resources_path = File.join(build_path, 'Resources') - - copied_resources = copy_resources resources, resources_path do |resource, copied_resource, copied_resources| - extname = File.extname(resource) - - if extname == '.xib' || extname == '.nib' - copied_resource = File.join(File.dirname(copied_resource), File.basename(copied_resource, extname)) + '.cib' - - file_d copied_resource => [resource] do - IO.popen("nib2cib #{resource} #{copied_resource} #{nib2cib_flags.join(' ') || ''}") do |nib2cib| - nib2cib.sync = true - - while str = nib2cib.gets - puts str - end - end - #rake abort if ($? != 0) - end - - { 'copy' => include_nibs, 'copied_resources' => [copied_resource] } - else - extensionless = File.join(File.dirname(resource), File.basename(resource, extname)) - - if extname == '.cib' and (File.exists?(extensionless + '.xib') or File.exists?(extensionless + '.nib')) - { 'copy' => false } - else - { 'copy' => true } - end - end - end - - if type == Bundle::Type::Application and index_file - - index_file_path = File.join(build_path, File.basename(index_file)) - - file_d index_file_path => [index_file] do |t| - cp(index_file, t.name) - end - - enhance([index_file_path]) - - frameworks_path = File.join(build_path, 'Frameworks') - - file_d frameworks_path do - IO.popen("capp gen -f " + build_path) do |capp| - capp.sync = true - - while str = capp.gets - puts str - end - end - rake abort if ($? != 0) - end - - enhance([frameworks_path]) - end - - info_plist_path = File.join(build_path, 'Info.plist') - new_info_plist = { 'CPBundleName' => name, 'CPBundleIdentifier' => identifier, 'CPBundleInfoDictionaryVersion' => 6.0, 'CPBundleVersion' => version, 'CPBundlePackageType' => Bundle::Type.code_string(type) } - - new_info_plist['CPBundlePlatforms'] = platforms; - - if info_plist - existing_info_plist = Plist::parse_xml(info_plist) - new_info_plist = new_info_plist.merge existing_info_plist - file_d info_plist_path => [info_plist] - end - - if principal_class - new_info_plist['CPPrincipalClass'] = principal_class - end - - file_d info_plist_path do - File.open(info_plist_path, 'w') do |file| - file.puts new_info_plist.to_plist - end - end - - executable_paths = [] - - # copy license file - license_path = nil - - # check if a license type has been specified - if license != nil - - copied_license = build_path + '/LICENSE' - - case license - when License::LGPL_v2_1 - license_path = File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(File.dirname(__FILE__)), 'licenses', '/LGPL-v2.1')) - else - license_path = license - end - - file_d copied_license => license_path do - cp(license_path, copied_license) - end - end - - enhance(copied_resources + [info_plist_path]) - - CLOBBER.include(build_path) - - enhance do - needs_compact = false - - platforms.uniq.each do |platform| - - platform_sources = sources - platform_sources = sources[platform] if sources.class == Hash - - platform_sources = platform_sources.to_a.select { |file| - #if this file doesn't exist or isn't a .j file, don't preprocess it. - if !File.exist?(file) || File.extname(file) != '.j' - false - #if this file is newer than the generated file, preprocess it - else - preprocessed_file = File.join(build_path, PLATFORM_DIRECTORIES[platform], File.basename(file)) - !File.exists?(preprocessed_file) || File.mtime(file) > File.mtime(preprocessed_file) - end - } - - executable_path = File.join(build_path, PLATFORM_DIRECTORIES[platform], name + '.sj') - needs_compact = needs_compact || platform_sources.length > 0 || !File.exists?(executable_path) - - preprocessed_files = platform_sources.map { |file| '-o ' + File.join(build_path, PLATFORM_DIRECTORIES[platform], File.basename(file)) } - - # We no longer get this for free with file_d - FileUtils.mkdir_p File.join(build_path, PLATFORM_DIRECTORIES[platform]) - - IO.popen("objjc #{flags.join(' ')} #{PLATFORM_FLAGS[platform].join(' ')} #{platform_sources.join(' ')} #{preprocessed_files.join(' ')}") do |objjc| - objjc.sync = true - - while str = objjc.gets - puts str - end - end - rake abort if ($? != 0) - end - - BundleTask.compact(build_path) if needs_compact - end - end - - def BundleTask.compact(path, *patterns) - - puts 'Compacting ' + path - - info_plist_path = File.join(path, 'Info.plist') - existing_info_plist = Plist::parse_xml(info_plist_path) - - absolute_path = File.expand_path(path) + '/' - - patterns = patterns.map { |pattern| "#{path}/#{pattern}" } - - bundle_name = existing_info_plist['CPBundleName'] - replaced_files = [] - - FileList.new(File.join(path, '**', '*.platform')).each do |platform| - - FileList.new(File.join(platform, '*.j')) do |list| - - list.include(*patterns) - - executable_path = File.join(platform, bundle_name) + '.sj' - platform_absolute_path = File.expand_path(platform) + '/' - - File.open(executable_path, 'w+') do |executable| - - executable.write '@STATIC;1.0;' - - list.each do |fileName| - - fileName = File.expand_path(fileName) - - File.open(fileName) do |file| - - if fileName.index(platform_absolute_path) == 0 - fileName = File.expand_path(fileName)[platform_absolute_path.length..-1] - else - fileName = File.expand_path(fileName)[absolute_path.length..-1] - end - - executable.write "p;#{fileName.length};#{fileName}#{file.read}" - - replaced_files << fileName - end - end - end - end - end - - existing_info_plist['CPBundleReplacedFiles'] = replaced_files.uniq - existing_info_plist['CPBundleExecutable'] = bundle_name + '.sj' - - File.open(info_plist_path, 'w') do |file| - file.puts existing_info_plist.to_plist - end - - end - - end # class BundleSpecification - -end # module ObjectiveJ diff --git a/Tools/Rakefile b/Tools/Rakefile deleted file mode 100644 index 41de25844..000000000 --- a/Tools/Rakefile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env ruby - -require 'rake' -require '../common' - -#nib2cib has to come before capp since capp uses nib2cib -subprojects = %w{Rake nib2cib capp bake press} - -%w(build clean clobber).each do |task_name| - task task_name do - subrake(subprojects, task_name) - end -end - -#task :deploy => [:build] \ No newline at end of file