#!/bin/bash
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Build the wxPython source RPMs on a Linux box.  This is normally called 
# from build-all but it should be able to be used standalone too...
# 
# The command line must have the following parameters:
#
#    1. the path to the base of the wx source tree
#    2. the path of where to put the resulting RPMs
#    3. skipclean flag (yes|no)
#    4. the VERSION
#    5. the remaining args are the versions of Python to build for
#
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

set -o errexit
#set -o xtrace

echo "-=-=-=-  Hello from $HOSTNAME  -=-=-=-"

if [ $# -lt 5 ]; then
    echo "Usage: $0 WXDIR DESTDIR SKIPCLEAN VERSION PYVER..."
    exit 1
fi

WXDIR=$1
DESTDIR=$2
SKIPCLEAN=$3
VERSION=$4
shift;shift;shift;shift
PYVER=$@

# Since this is probably a VMWare guest, make sure that the date and
# time are correct
ntpdate gate.alldunn.com


# In this case $WXDIR is where we will build at, but the source tree
# won't be there like the other builds.  The source RPMs will be in
# $DESTDIR, and we'll put the binary RPMs back there when done.

echo "Preparing $WXDIR..."
mkdir -p $WXDIR
cd $WXDIR
rm -rf * 

for ver in $PYVER; do 
    echo "Building the RPMs for Python $ver..."
    myrpmbuild --rebuild $DESTDIR/wxPythonGTK-py$ver-$VERSION-1.src.rpm
    myrpmbuild --rebuild $DESTDIR/wxPythonGTK2-py$ver-$VERSION-1.src.rpm
done


echo "Copying RPMs to $DESTDIR..."
cp  wxPythonGTK*.i[0-9]86.rpm $DESTDIR
cd $DESTDIR


if [ $SKIPCLEAN != yes ]; then 
    echo "Cleaning up..."
    rm -rf $WXDIR || true
fi

echo "-=-=-=-  Goodbye!  -=-=-=-"