Re: [Chromium-dev] SourceForge CVS changes

[Sean A. <ah...@or...>]

I haven't tried it, but wouldn't this work as a one-liner?

     % find . -name Root -print | perl -pi.bak -e 's/cvs/chromium.cvs/g'

-Sean

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Sean Ahern
Oak Ridge National Laboratory


On May 16, 2006, at 11:07 AM, Robert Ellison wrote:
>> If you want to update all the CVS/Root files in your current CVS  
>> tree, replace the old hostname:
>>     cvs.sourceforge.net
>> with the new one:
>>     chromium.cvs.sourceforge.net
>> Maybe someone handy with shells scripts can post a 'find/sed'  
>> command to do this.
> 	$ cd <chromiumDirectory>
> 	$ cvsmv cvs.sourceforge.net chromium.cvs.sourceforge.net
>
> Bob Ellison
> Self-proclaimed Script Meister
> Tungsten Graphics, Inc.
> #!/bin/bash
> prog=${0##*/}
>
> #
> # Things to do if you catch an interrupt
> #
> trap "rm -f /tmp/$prog$$*" 0
> trap "rm -f /tmp/$prog$$*; exit 2" 1 2 3 15
>
> #
> # Set variables to default values
> #
> verbose=no
> directory=.
> tmpFileList=/tmp/$prog$$A
> tmpEditedFile=/tmp/$prog$$B
>
> #
> # Parse command-line options
> #
>
> options=":hxd:"
> while getopts "$options" arg
> do
>     case "$arg" in
> 	h) {
> 	    echo "Usage: $prog [-${options#:}] /old-cvsroot /new-cvsroot"
> 	    echo "Change all references in CVS/Root files from the old CVS  
> root to the new one"
> 	    echo "-h gives help"
> 	    echo "-x for debug"
> 	    echo "-d specifies directory [$directory]"
> 	    } 1>&2
> 	    exit 1
> 	    ;;
> 	x)  verbose=yes ; set -x ;;
> 	:)  echo "$prog: $OPTARG requires an argument.  Use -h for help."  
> 1>&2
> 	    exit 2
> 	    ;;
> 	*)  {
> 	    echo "$prog: unknown option '$OPTARG'.  Use -h for help."
> 	    } 1>&2
> 	    exit 2
>     esac
> done
> shift $(($OPTIND - 1))
>
> if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then
>     echo "$prog: need exactly 2 arguments.  Use -h for help." 1>&2
>     exit 2
> fi
>
> # Get all the files that refer to the old CVS root
> find $directory -path '*CVS/Root' | xargs grep -l $1 > $tmpFileList
>
> # Edit them one at a time.
> cat $tmpFileList | while read file; do
>     sed -e "s%$1%$2%g" < $file > $tmpEditedFile
>     mv $tmpEditedFile $file
> done
>
>
> exit 0