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Extend findMissingTranslations, reformat output

Scott Lahteine 8 years ago
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      buildroot/share/scripts/findMissingTranslations.sh

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-#!/bin/bash
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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
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+#
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+# findMissingTranslations.sh
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+#
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+# Locate all language strings needing an update based on English
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+#
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+# Usage: findMissingTranslations.sh [language codes]
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+#
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+# If no language codes are specified then all languages will be checked
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+#
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 IGNORE_DEFINES="LANGUAGE_EN_H MAPPER_NON SIMULATE_ROMFONT DISPLAY_CHARSET_ISO10646_1 MSG_X MSG_Y MSG_Z MSG_E MSG_H1 MSG_H2 MSG_H3 MSG_H4 MSG_MOVE_E1 MSG_MOVE_E2 MSG_MOVE_E3 MSG_MOVE_E4 MSG_N1 MSG_N2 MSG_N3 MSG_N4 MSG_DIAM_E1 MSG_DIAM_E2 MSG_DIAM_E3 MSG_DIAM_E4 MSG_E1 MSG_E2 MSG_E3 MSG_E4"
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-for i in `awk '/#define/{print $2}' language_en.h`; do
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-  for j in `ls language_*.h | grep -v language_en.h`; do
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-    t=$(grep -c "${i}" ${j})
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-    if [ "$t" -eq 0 ]; then
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+[ -d "Marlin" ] && cd "Marlin"
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+
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+LANG="$@"
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+FILES=$(ls language_*.h | grep -v language_en.h | sed -E 's/language_([^\.]+)\.h/\1/')
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+declare -A STRING_MAP
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+
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+echo -n "Building list of missing strings..."
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+
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+for i in $(awk '/#define/{print $2}' language_en.h); do
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+  LANG_LIST=""
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+  for j in $FILES; do
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+    [[ $j == "test" ]] && continue
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+    [[ -n $LANG && ! "${j}" =~ $LANG ]] && continue
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+    t=$(grep -c "define ${i} " language_${j}.h)
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+    if [[ $t -eq 0 ]]; then
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       for k in ${IGNORE_DEFINES}; do
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-        [ "${k}" == "${i}" ] && continue 2;
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+        [[ $k == $i ]] && continue 2
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       done
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-      echo "${j},${i}"
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+      LANG_LIST="$LANG_LIST $j"
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     fi
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   done
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+  [[ -z $LANG_LIST ]] && continue
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+  STRING_MAP["$i"]="$LANG_LIST"
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+done
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+
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+echo
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+
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+for K in $( printf "%s\n" "${!STRING_MAP[@]}" | sort ); do
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+  printf "%-35s :%s\n" "$K" "${STRING_MAP[$K]}"
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 done

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