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Two small fixes to generateUnusedKeys: numbering and flow

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DrSlony
2015-05-07 17:31:26 +02:00
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@@ -117,45 +117,46 @@ if [[ $REPLY = y || $REPLY = Y ]]; then
ttot=$((ttot2-ttot1))
tsec=$((ttot%60))
tmin=$((ttot/60))
printf '%s\n' "Finished updating ${#langFiles[@]} files." "Total time: ${tmin}m ${tsec}s" ""
printf '%s\n' "The above cleaned up \"default\" from keys not found in the code and then it removed the same keys from the translation files. However if the translation files contain keys which were not in \"default\" then they would remain (because it would take too long to scan the source code for each key in each translation). Since at this point \"default\" is good as gold, it's most time efficient then to match each interface translation file against it and remove all keys not found in it." "" | fold -s
read -r -p "Match ${#langFiles[@]} interface translation files against \"default\" and delete unmatched keys? [y/n] "
if [[ $REPLY = y || $REPLY = Y ]]; then
printf '%s\n' "Removing keys from:"
i=1
ttot1="$(date +%s)"
for file in "${langFiles[@]}"; do
printf "%02d - ${file#.*/}" "$i"
t1="$(date +%s)"
unset delLines
# Read line by line
while read -r line; do
# If line starts with a real key, not a comment or empty line
if [[ $line =~ ^[A-Z0-9_]+\; ]]; then
# then get the key part
key="${line%%;*}"
# quietly check whether it exists in default
grep -Irq "$key" default
# and if match fails, put it on the kill list
if [[ $? = 1 ]]; then
delLines+=("${key}")
fi
fi
done < "$file"
# kill szeva
for key in "${delLines[@]}"; do
sed -i "/.\?$key/d" "$file"
done
t2="$(date +%s)"
tt=$((t2-t1))
printf '%s\n' " - took $tt seconds"
done
ttot2="$(date +%s)"
ttot=$((ttot2-ttot1))
tsec=$((ttot%60))
tmin=$((ttot/60))
printf '%s\n' "Finished updating ${#langFiles[@]} files." "Total time: ${tmin}m ${tsec}s"
fi
printf '%s\n' "Finished updating ${#langFiles[@]} files." "Total time: ${tmin}m ${tsec}s"
fi
printf '%s\n' "" "The above cleaned up \"default\" from keys not found in the code and then it removed the same keys from the translation files. However if the translation files contain keys which were not in \"default\" then they would remain (because it would take too long to scan the source code for each key in each translation). Since at this point \"default\" is good as gold, it's most time efficient then to match each interface translation file against it and remove all keys not found in it." "" | fold -s
read -r -p "Match ${#langFiles[@]} interface translation files against \"default\" and delete unmatched keys? [y/n] "
if [[ $REPLY = y || $REPLY = Y ]]; then
printf '%s\n' "Removing keys from:"
i=1
ttot1="$(date +%s)"
for file in "${langFiles[@]}"; do
printf "%02d - ${file#.*/}" "$i"
t1="$(date +%s)"
unset delLines
# Read line by line
while read -r line; do
# If line starts with a real key, not a comment or empty line
if [[ $line =~ ^[A-Z0-9_]+\; ]]; then
# then get the key part
key="${line%%;*}"
# quietly check whether it exists in default
grep -Irq "$key" default
# and if match fails, put it on the kill list
if [[ $? = 1 ]]; then
delLines+=("${key}")
fi
fi
done < "$file"
# kill szeva
for key in "${delLines[@]}"; do
sed -i "/.\?$key/d" "$file"
done
t2="$(date +%s)"
tt=$((t2-t1))
printf '%s\n' " - took $tt seconds"
((i++))
done
ttot2="$(date +%s)"
ttot=$((ttot2-ttot1))
tsec=$((ttot%60))
tmin=$((ttot/60))
printf '%s\n' "Finished updating ${#langFiles[@]} files." "Total time: ${tmin}m ${tsec}s"
fi