#!/bin/bash
# Script that sets various flags for a package (by creating
# empty files in the pkg home dir)
#
# 2do:
#   package user is new or there is a new package available for compilation.
# 2compile
#   package needs to be recompiled.
# 2clean:
#   package needs to have files left over from previous
#   installation removed after the dependent pkgs are
#   recompiled.
# 2setup:
#   package needs to be configured/setup.
# 2update:
#   package may have an updated version available.
# 2download:
#   a new version is available for download.
# 2tmp:
#   temporary flag for use on case-by-case basis.
# 2fixlink
#   fix problem with the download location.

source `which ttPM-funcs`

# Figure out the name under which it is called
FLAG=${1}
shift
if [ "$FLAG" != "2do" -a "$FLAG" != "2compile" -a "$FLAG" != "2clean" -a "$FLAG" != "2setup" -a "$FLAG" != "2update" -a "$FLAG" != "2download" -a "$FLAG" != "2tmp" -a "$FLAG" != "2fixlink" ]
then
	error "The script should be called with the flag that you would like to set"
fi

#printMsg "Flag: $FLAG"

# For each parameter entered add a flag for that package
until [ -z "$1" ]
do
	touch ${TT_HOME_DIR}/${1}/${FLAG} 2>/dev/null &&
	chown ${1}:${1} ${TT_HOME_DIR}/${1}/${FLAG} &&
	printMsg info "${1} Added"
	shift
done

# Print the packages that have the given flag set
for F in $(find ${TT_HOME_DIR} -mindepth 2 -maxdepth 2 -name ${FLAG} -printf "%u\n" | sort)
do
	printMsg warning $F
done