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  1. Path: wuarchive!texbell!texsun!newstop!sun!swap!page
  2. From: page%swap@Sun.COM (Bob Page)
  3. Newsgroups: comp.sources.amiga
  4. Subject: v89i202:  sweep - do commands on a directory tree
  5. Message-ID: <127774@sun.Eng.Sun.COM>
  6. Date: 13 Nov 89 01:55:37 GMT
  7. Sender: news@sun.Eng.Sun.COM
  8. Lines: 396
  9. Approved: page@sun.com
  10.  
  11. Submitted-by: utoddl@uncecs.edu (Todd M. Lewis)
  12. Posting-number: Volume 89, Issue 202
  13. Archive-name: dos/fs/sweep.1
  14.  
  15. SWEEP takes CLI commands and executes them in the current directory and
  16. in all directories below the current directory.
  17.   * The directory tree can be traversed top-down or bottom-up.
  18.   * Multiple commands can be issued.
  19.   * I/O streams can be redirected for SWEEP and the executed commands.
  20.  
  21. [uuencoded executable included. ..bob]
  22.  
  23. # This is a shell archive.
  24. # Remove anything above and including the cut line.
  25. # Then run the rest of the file through 'sh'.
  26. # Unpacked files will be owned by you and have default permissions.
  27. #----cut here-----cut here-----cut here-----cut here----#
  28. #!/bin/sh
  29. # shar: SHell ARchive
  30. # Run the following text through 'sh' to create:
  31. #    makefile
  32. #    sweep.c
  33. #    sweep.doc
  34. #    sweep.uu
  35. # This is archive 1 of a 1-part kit.
  36. # This archive created: Sun Nov 12 17:49:40 1989
  37. echo "extracting makefile"
  38. sed 's/^X//' << \SHAR_EOF > makefile
  39. Xsweep: sweep.o
  40. X    ln sweep.o -lc
  41. X
  42. Xsweep.o: sweep.c
  43. X    cc sweep.c
  44. X
  45. SHAR_EOF
  46. echo "extracting sweep.c"
  47. sed 's/^X//' << \SHAR_EOF > sweep.c
  48. X#include <stdio.h>
  49. X#include <exec/memory.h>
  50. X#include <functions.h>
  51. X#include <libraries/dos.h>
  52. X#include <libraries/dosextens.h>
  53. X
  54. X#define MAXCMDLEN  1024L
  55. X
  56. Xint   cmdTooLong;
  57. Xchar  cmdstr[MAXCMDLEN+1]; /* This is where we put the command string.      */
  58. Xchar  firstchar;           /* '-' Do a pre-order tree traversal.            */
  59. X                           /* '+' Do a post-order tree traversal. (default) */
  60. X                           /* '?' Show command usage.                       */
  61. X                           /* Otherwise, it is part of the command string.  */
  62. X
  63. X/* NOTE: dos.library is openned by the compiler startup code.
  64. X * _cli_parse() is called during program startup to parse the command line.
  65. X * We don't really want the command line parsed, so we replace it with our own
  66. X * parser.  This works with Manx C.  I don't know what you would do to
  67. X * make it work with Lattice.
  68. X */
  69. X
  70. Xvoid _cli_parse( pp, alen, aptr )
  71. X  struct Process *pp;               /* Program's process structure */
  72. X  long            alen;             /* Length of the command string */
  73. X  char           *aptr;             /* The command string itself */
  74. X  {
  75. X    long   i, j;
  76. X    char *p;
  77. X
  78. X    p         = aptr;
  79. X    firstchar = *p;
  80. X    j         = alen;
  81. X
  82. X    switch (*p) {
  83. X       case '-' :
  84. X       case '+' :
  85. X       case '?' : p += 1; j -= 1; break;
  86. X       default  : ;
  87. X       }
  88. X
  89. X    if ( alen < MAXCMDLEN ) {
  90. X         cmdTooLong = 0;
  91. X         for( i=0; i<j; i++)    /* Copy the pertinent parts of the command   */
  92. X             cmdstr[i] = p[i];  /* string to our buffer.  Make sure it fits. */
  93. X         cmdstr[i] = '\0';      /* Tack on a null char, just to be safe.     */
  94. X         }
  95. X       else
  96. X         cmdTooLong = 1;
  97. X
  98. X    }
  99. X
  100. X/*
  101. X * _wb_parse() is called by Manx startup. Since we are only running from
  102. X * the CLI, we can stub this out and reduce our program size.
  103. X */
  104. X
  105. Xvoid _wb_parse() { }
  106. X
  107. X
  108. Xvoid Syntax()
  109. X{
  110. X   printf("Sweep: Execute CLI command(s) in current directory and all\n"
  111. X          "       subdirectories.                           tml 11/89\n\n");
  112. X   printf("USAGE: SWEEP [+|-|?] cmd [ + \n cmd... ]\n\n"
  113. X          " '+'  Do a post-order (bottom up) tree traversal.  (default)\n"
  114. X          " '-'  Do a pre-order  (top  down) tree traversal.\n");
  115. X   printf(" '?'  Show command usage.  (this display)\n"
  116. X          " cmd  Command(s) you want executed in each directory.\n"
  117. X          "      Multiple commands can be issued as with the RUN command.\n");
  118. X   }
  119. X
  120. Xmain()
  121. X{
  122. X
  123. X    if (firstchar == '?') {
  124. X        Syntax();
  125. X        exit();
  126. X        }
  127. X
  128. X    doDir( "\0" );
  129. X    }
  130. X
  131. XdoDir( topDirName )
  132. X  char *topDirName;
  133. X  {
  134. X    struct FileLock *topLock, *tmpLock;
  135. X    struct FileInfoBlock *fib;
  136. X
  137. X
  138. X    /* Get a lock on the Current Directory */
  139. X    topLock = Lock( topDirName, ACCESS_READ );
  140. X
  141. X    if (topLock == NULL) {
  142. X        return();
  143. X        }
  144. X
  145. X    tmpLock = CurrentDir( topLock );
  146. X
  147. X    if (firstchar == '-')                /* Do a pre-order traversal. */
  148. X       Execute( cmdstr , 0L, Output() );
  149. X
  150. X    /* The FileInfoBlock structure has to be long-word alligned, so */
  151. X    /* we should use AllocMem to insure this condition is met.      */
  152. X
  153. X    fib = AllocMem( (long) sizeof( struct FileInfoBlock ), MEMF_PUBLIC );
  154. X
  155. X    if ( Examine( topLock, fib ) )  /* We know this is our mother dir, so */
  156. X                                    /* don't recurse on this one.         */
  157. X       while ( ExNext( topLock, fib) ) {
  158. X            if ( fib->fib_DirEntryType > 0 ) {      /* It's a directory */
  159. X                    doDir( fib->fib_FileName);
  160. X                    }
  161. X            };
  162. X
  163. X    if (firstchar != '-')                /* Do a Post-order traversal. */
  164. X       Execute( cmdstr , 0L, Output() );
  165. X
  166. X    FreeMem( fib, ( long ) sizeof ( struct FileInfoBlock ) );
  167. X
  168. X    topLock = CurrentDir( tmpLock );
  169. X
  170. X    UnLock( topLock );
  171. X    }
  172. X
  173. SHAR_EOF
  174. echo "extracting sweep.doc"
  175. sed 's/^X//' << \SHAR_EOF > sweep.doc
  176. XSWEEP is a CLI program which takes CLI commands and executes them in the
  177. Xcurrent directory and in all directories below the current directory.
  178. X
  179. X * The directory tree can be traversed in a pre-order (top down) fashion,
  180. X     or in a post-order (bottom up) fashion.  The latter is the default.
  181. X * Multiple commands can be issued in the same manner as with the RUN
  182. X     command.
  183. X * Input and output can be redirected for SWEEP as well as for the
  184. X     commands it executes.
  185. X
  186. XThe command syntax is:
  187. X    SWEEP [+|-|?] cmd [+ <return> cmd] ...
  188. X
  189. X    +   As the first character, '+' forces the directory tree to be
  190. X        traversed in a post-order (bottom up) fashion.  This is the
  191. X        default behavior, thus this parameter is useless.  In this mode,
  192. X        the command(s) will be executed in the lowest-level directories
  193. X        first.
  194. X
  195. X    -   forces the directory tree to be traversed in a pre-order (top down)
  196. X        fashion.  In this mode, the command(s) will be executed in the
  197. X        current directory first, then in the lower-level subdirectories.
  198. X
  199. X    ?   Causes the command syntax to be displayed.  In this case, any
  200. X        command is ignored.
  201. X
  202. XSome examples are in order.
  203. X
  204. X    Assume we have a disk with the following directory structure:
  205. X            Volume Name: MyDisk
  206. X                                          (root)
  207. X                                         /      \
  208. X                                      Test     Real
  209. X                                     /   \      /  \
  210. X                                   A      Q    S    T
  211. X                                 /   \
  212. X                                /     \
  213. X                              B         F
  214. X                            / | \     /   \
  215. X                           C  D  E   G     H
  216. X
  217. XSWEEP list           Assuming our current directory is A, the list
  218. X                     command will be executed in the following
  219. X                     directories: C D E B G H F A
  220. X
  221. XSWEEP -list          Assuming our current directory is A, the list
  222. X                     command will be executed in the following
  223. X                     directories: A B C D E F G H
  224. X
  225. XSWEEP s:spat protect #? -wed
  226. X                     This command would execute the spat script in all
  227. X                     the directories, making all the files and
  228. X                     directories read-only.
  229. X
  230. XSWEEP delete #?      With A as our current directory, this will delete
  231. X                     all the files in C, then in D, then E, then
  232. X                     go to B and delete all B's files, including
  233. X                     the now-empty directories C, D, and E.  It
  234. X                     then cleans out G, H, F (getting rid of the empty
  235. X                     G and H directories there) and finally back
  236. X                     to A to delete A's files and the two empty
  237. X                     directories B and F.  Use with care!
  238. X
  239. XSWEEP -delete #?     This command is just like the last one, but it
  240. X                     would not delete the directories that were
  241. X                     not empty from the start.  This is because the
  242. X                     directory tree is traversed top-down.  The delete
  243. X                     command in the A directory would remove all of A's
  244. X                     files, but because neither B nor F is empty, those
  245. X                     directories will remain.  All the files in and below
  246. X                     A, however, would be deleted, just like the last
  247. X                     example.
  248. X
  249. XSWEEP >ram:EditMe -echo "*N" +
  250. Xcd +
  251. Xlist
  252. X                     Assume the F directory is our current directory.
  253. X                     This command would execute the echo, cd, and
  254. X                     list commands in each directory from the current
  255. X                     directory on down, in top-down fashon, producing a
  256. X                     file on RAM: called "EditMe" which could be printed
  257. X                     to provide a reference of what was on the disk.
  258. X                     It would look like this:
  259. X
  260. XMyDisk:Test/A/F
  261. X.info                         76 ----rwed 30-Oct-89 21:12:37
  262. XG                            Dir ----rwed 15-Jul-89 15:27:56
  263. XH                            Dir ----rwed 24-Oct-88 19:04:37
  264. XSomeFile                     894 ----rwed 13-Aug-88 18:11:51
  265. XAnotherFile                  370 ----rwed 13-Aug-88 18:11:55
  266. XSomeFile.info                894 ----rwed 13-Aug-88 18:12:05
  267. X6 files - 2 directories - 9 blocks used
  268. X
  269. X
  270. XMyDisk:Test/A/F/G
  271. X.info                         16 ----rwed 24-Oct-88 19:48:47
  272. X1 file - 2 blocks used
  273. X
  274. X
  275. XMyDisk:Test/A/F/H
  276. XDirectory "current directory" is empty
  277. X
  278. X
  279. X
  280. X
  281. SHAR_EOF
  282. echo "extracting sweep.uu"
  283. sed 's/^X//' << \SHAR_EOF > sweep.uu
  284. X
  285. Xbegin 644 sweep
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