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23#
24# This file is sourced from curl/packages/OS400/initscript.sh and
25# other Bourne shell scripts. Keep it as portable as possible.
26#
27
28#
29# curl_10char_object_name
30#
31# This shell function accepts a single string argument with unspecified
32# length representing a (*.c) source file name and returns a string which
33# is a transformation of given argument.
34#
35# The intended purpose of this function is to transliterate a (*.c) source
36# file name that may be longer than 10 characters, or not, into a string
37# with at most 10 characters which may be used as an OS/400 object name.
38#
39# This function might not be universally useful, nor we care about it.
40#
41# It is intended to be used with libcurl's (*.c) source file names, so
42# dependency on libcurl's source file naming scheme is acceptable and
43# good enough for its intended use. Specifically it makes use of the fact
44# that libcurl's (*.c) source file names which may be longer than 10 chars
45# are conformed with underscore '_' separated substrings, or separated by
46# other character which does not belong to the [0-9], [a-z] or [A-Z] sets.
47#
48# This allows repeatable and automatic short object name generation with
49# no need for a hardcoded mapping table.
50#
51# Transformation is done in the following way:
52#
53# 1) Leading directory components are removed.
54# 2) Leftmost dot character and any other char following it are removed.
55# 3) Lowercase characters are transliterated to uppercase.
56# 4) Characters not in [A-Z] or [0-9] are transliterated to underscore '_'.
57# 5) Every sequence of one or more underscores is replaced with a single one.
58# 6) Five leftmost substrings which end in an underscore character are
59#    replaced by the first character of each substring, while retaining
60#    the rest of the string.
61# 7) Finally the result is truncated to 10 characters.
62#
63# Resulting object name may be shorter than 10 characters.
64#
65# Test case 1221 does unit testng of this function and also verifies
66# that it is possible to generate distinct short object names for all
67# curl and libcurl *.c source file names.
68#
69
70curl_10char_object_name() {
71  echo "${1}" | \
72  sed -e 's:.*/::' \
73   -e 's:[.].*::' \
74   -e 'y:abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz:ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ:' \
75   -e 's:[^ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890_]:_:g' \
76   -e 's:__*:_:g' \
77   -e 's:\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2:' \
78   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3:' \
79   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3\4:' \
80   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3\4\5:' \
81   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3\4\5\6:' \
82   -e 's:^\(..........\).*:\1:'
83}
84
85#
86# curl_8char_object_name
87#
88# Same as curl_10char_object_name() description and details above, except
89# that object name is limited to 8 characters maximum.
90#
91
92curl_8char_object_name() {
93  echo "${1}" | \
94  sed -e 's:.*/::' \
95   -e 's:[.].*::' \
96   -e 'y:abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz:ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ:' \
97   -e 's:[^ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ1234567890_]:_:g' \
98   -e 's:__*:_:g' \
99   -e 's:\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2:' \
100   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3:' \
101   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3\4:' \
102   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3\4\5:' \
103   -e 's:\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)\([^_]\)[^_]*_\(.*\):\1\2\3\4\5\6:' \
104   -e 's:^\(........\).*:\1:'
105}
106
107# end of objectname.inc
108