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; $VER: EPA Greek Workbench Install script 1.0 (23.11.1996) Copyright 1996, Elias Papanikolaou (EPA)

(set @app-name "EPA Greek Workbench")
(set @default-dest "")

(welcome
    "Welcome to the installation of EPA Greek Workbench. "
    "This package is a set of files that will allow you to select the "
    "Greek language as the default language of your Workbench. "
    "You will be able to do that through the standard `Locale' preferences "
    "program that can be found in your `SYS:Preferences' drawer. See the "
    "accompaning guide for more."
)

(set #localedir (askdir
                    (prompt "Where do you keep your locale files ?")
                    (help
                        "The locale files are files that make possible the "
                        "localization of your system. They contain information "
                        "about your country, language, etc. and also "
                        "translations of system and non-system messages "
                        "in your native language.\n\n"
                        "Usually the assign LOCALE:  points to the place that "
                        "locale files reside. In that drawer it is assumed "
                        "that the drawers `Catalogs', `Languages', "
                        "`Countries' and `Help' exist."
                    )
                    (default "LOCALE:")
                )
)

(set #keymapdir (askdir
                    (prompt "Where do you keep your keymaps ?")
                    (help
                        "Keymaps are files that contain information about the "
                        "layout of your keyboard, i.e. which character should "
                        "appear when a certain key is pressed.\n\n"
                        "Usually KEYMAPS: points to the place that "
                        "keymap files reside.\n\n"
                        "Two keymap files that will allow you to write both "
                        "Latin and Greek characters at any time, will be "
                        "copied there. You will later need to select these "
                        "keymaps from the `Input' preferences program.\n"
                        "(Also see `Installation' in the accompaning guide)"
                    )
                    (default "KEYMAPS:")
                 )
)

(set #fontdir (askdir
                (prompt "Where do you want the Latin-Greek fonts to be copied ?")
                (help
                    "These are fonts that contain the normal Latin characters "
                    "but also the Greek characters. They are needed to be "
                    "able to see any Greek text correctly. See the guide for "
                    "more information on the fonts.\n\n"
                    "Usually FONTS:  is the place that most of the font "
                    "files reside. Especially the fonts that are often "
                    "used by the system. And the Latin-Greek fonts "
                    "supplied with \"EPA Greek Workbench\" are to be "
                    "considered system fonts as they need to be used as "
                    "default Screen, System, and Icon fonts.\n\n"
                    "You will later need to select these fonts as "
                    "defaults from the `Font' preferences program.\n"
                    "(Also see `Installation' in the accompaning guide)"
                )
                (default "FONTS:")
               )
)

(set #bindir (askdir
                (prompt "Where should the keymap exchange program `SetKeymap' be copied?")
                (help
                    "This is an Amiga binary. It will help you change the "
                    "active keymap on the fly, so that you will be able to "
                    "write Latin or Greek characters at any time.\n\n"
                    "You should copy this at someplace you keep your "
                    "executables. C: or SYS:Bin (if you have such a drawer) "
                    "are good choices."
                )
                (default "C:")
             )
)

(set #helpdir (askdir
                    (prompt "Where do you want the EPA_Greek_Workbench.guide copied ?")
                    (help
                        "I suggest you save the guide some place. You never "
                        "know when it will come in handy."
                    )
                    (default "HELP:")
              )
)

(if (= @user-level 2)
  (if (askbool
        (prompt "Copy the locale files to " #localedir "?")
        (help "I think the question is quite straightforward.")
      )
    (copyfiles
        (source "locale/")
        (dest #localedir)
        (all)
    )
  )
)

(if (= @user-level 2)
  (if (askbool
        (prompt "Copy the keymaps to " #keymapdir "?")
        (help "I think the question is quite straightforward.")
      )
    (copyfiles
        (source "devs/keymaps/")
        (dest #keymapdir)
        (all)
    )
  )
)

(if (= @user-level 2)
  (if (askbool
        (prompt "Copy the fonts to " #fontdir "?")
        (help "I think the question is quite straightforward.")
      )
    (copyfiles
        (source "fonts/")
        (dest #fontdir)
        (all)
    )
  )
)

(if (= @user-level 2)
  (if (askbool
        (prompt "Copy the SetKeymap program to " #bindir "?")
        (help "I think the question is quite straightforward.")
      )
    (copyfiles
        (source "bin/SetKeymap")
        (dest #bindir)
    )
  )
)

(if (= @user-level 2)
  (if (askbool
        (prompt "Copy the EPA_Greek_Workbench.guide to " #helpdir "?")
        (help "I think the question is quite straightforward.")
      )
    ((copyfiles
        (source "EPA_Greek_Workbench.guide")
        (dest #helpdir)
    )
    (copyfiles
        (source "EPA_Greek_Workbench.guide.info")
        (dest #helpdir)
    ))
  )
)