path: root/update_html

#!/bin/bash
# Regenerate html files.

process() {
  vim -c TOhtml -c write -c qall $1

  sed -i 's,<title>\~/mu/,<title>Mu - ,' $1.html
  sed -i 's,\.html</title>,</title>,' $1.html
  sed -i 's/^\* { \(.*\) }/* { font-size: 12pt; \1 }/g' $1.html
  sed -i 's/^body { \(.*\) }/body { font-size: 12pt; \1 }/g' $1.html
  # tweak contrast
  sed -i 's/^\.Constant .*/.Constant { color: #00a0a0; }/' $1.html
  sed -i 's/^\.muControl .*/.muControl { color: #c0a020; }/' $1.html
  sed -i 's/^\.Comment .*/.Comment { color: #9090ff; }/' $1.html
  sed -i 's/^\.Delimiter .*/.Delimiter { color: #800080; }/' $1.html  # not meant to be read; can be lower-contrast
  sed -i 's/^\.PreProc .*/.PreProc { color: #800080; }/' $1.html  # not meant to be read; can be lower-contrast
  sed -i 's/^\.Identifier .*/.Identifier { color: #c0a020; }/' $1.html  # same as muControl
  sed -i 's/^\.Special .*/.Special { color: #c00000; }/' $1.html  # same as traceAbsent..

  # switch unicode characters around in the rendered html
  #   the ones we have in the source files render double-wide in html
  #   the ones we want in the html cause iTerm2 to slow down in alt-tabbing for some reason
  # the following commands give us the best of both worlds
  sed -i -e 's/┈/╌/g' -e 's/┊/╎/g' $1.html

  mv -i $1.html html/`dirname $1`
}

if [ $# -gt 0 ]
then
  for f in $*
  do
    process $f
  done
  exit 0
fi

rm html/*.html html/edit/*.html

for f in *.cc *.mu edit/*.mu
do
  process $f
done