windows-nt/Source/XPSP1/NT/multimedia/danim/tools/x86/utils/sstat.bat

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#=============================================================================
#!perl
#============================================================================
# This file prints out the out-of-sync state of the current SLM subdirectory.
# It attempts to print out only those changes that will be effected during a
# "ssync -r" command.
$usage1 = "Use -h for help.\n";
$usage = <<END_OF_USAGE
sstat: Print synchronization status for a SLM subtree.
usage: sstat
sstat prints out changes to files and directories that would be effected during
an "ssync -r" command. It prints out the status for the subtree rooted at the
current working directory.
END_OF_USAGE
;
die $usage if ($ARGV[0] ne ''); # Print usage info if requested.
# Run the "status -rx" command to view the state of the tree.
open (IN, "status -rx |")
|| die "Couldn't open input stream from \"status -rx\".\n$usage1";
# Scan through each line, keeping track of the current subdirectory, and
# printing out the status of out-of-sync files.
while (<IN>) {
chop;
# If the current line specifies a new subdirectory, record it.
if (/^Subdirectory /) {
($subdir = $_) =~ s/^Subdirectory \\([^ ]+), version.*/$1/;
$subdir =~ s:\\:/:g;
next;
}
# Skip non-file lines in the output.
next if /^file / || /^$/ || /^Status for/;
# Grab the file and state, and skip lines that are uninteresting.
s/\s*$//;
s/^(\S*)\s*(.*)/\1\2/;
$file = $1;
$stat = $2;
next if ( ($stat =~ /in$/)
|| ($stat =~ /out$/)
|| ($stat =~ /deleted$/)
|| ($stat =~ /ghost$/)
|| ($stat =~ /\(dir\)$/)
);
$stat =~ s/^.*\*//;
# Print out the status.
print "$stat\t$subdir/$file\n";
}
close (IN);
__END__
#=============================================================================
:endofperl
@echo off
set file=%0.bat
set args=%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
:loop
shift
set args=%args% %9
if not "%9"=="" goto loop
perl -S %file% %args%