Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
> 
> On Wed, Jul 29, 1998 at 12:42:13PM -0400, Shaleh wrote:
> 
> > I just recieved a bug report on Enlightenment asking for me to put it in
> > /etc/X11/window-managers.  Fairly confident that touching another
> > packages files would be wrong, what is the correct way to get E into
> > this file?  Or should my package touch /etc/X11/window-managers?
> 
> Several window managers add themselves (afterstep and wmaker, for example),
> and /etc/X11/window-managers belongs to no package. The file is created by
> xbase (wmaker creates the file, too). Last night I was thinking about filing
> a wishlist bug against xbase, basically asking to it to provide a simple
> script, update-window-managers, that would manage that file. Ideally, it
> could:
> 
>    --add      adds a window manager to the bottom of the list
>    --default  used with --add, adds the wm to the top of the list
>               or moves the named windowmanager to the top
>    --remove   removes a wm from the list
>    --ask      asks for confirmation on this operations
>               (this could be --noask)
> 
> the window manager would be just a name (enlightenment) or a full path
> specification (/usr/X11R6/bin/wmaker). In the former case, /usr/X11R6/bin
> would be used as the path.
> 
> I was going to write an implementation of this, but I got caught in other
> things... if you want to go ahead, be my guest.
> 
>                                         Marcelo

Enclosed is my script.  All functionality but the --ask (or noask) is
there.  Please send comments/questions/complaints my way.  Sorry Marcelo
I did it in Perl (-:
#! /usr/bin/perl
###
#
# written by Shaleh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
#
###

unless( @ARGV == 2 ) { 
        die("Usage: update-windowmanagers {--add|--default|--remove} <wm>\n");
}

if( $ARGV[1] !~ m/^\// ) {
        $WM = '/usr/X11R6/bin' . $ARGV[1];
}
else {
        $WM = $ARGV[1];
}

if( $ARGV[0] eq '--add' ) {
        &add_to_file($WM);
} 
elsif( $ARGV[0] eq '--default' ) {
        &make_default($WM);
} 
elsif( $ARGV[0] eq '--remove' ) {
        &rm_from_file($WM);
} 
else {
        print("$ARGV[0] is an unknown option\n");
        die("Usage: update-windowmanagers {--add|--default|--remove} <wm>\n");
}

###
#
# Adds window manager passed to the end of window-managers file
#
###
sub add_to_file {
        ($wm) = @_;

        return unless( &ifexists($wm) eq 'false' );
        
        open(WMFILE, '>>/etc/X11/window-managers') || 
                die("Could not open /etc/X11/window-managers for writing\n");
        print WMFILE "$wm\n";
        close(WMFILE);
}

###
#
# Makes window manager passed the default by putting it first
#
###
sub make_default {
        ($wm) = @_;
        my $found = 0;

        if( &ifexists($wm) eq 'true' ) {
                &rm_from_file($wm);
        }

        open(WMFILE, '/etc/X11/window-managers') || 
                die("Could not open /etc/X11/window-managers\n");
        @WMS = <WMFILE>;
        close(WMFILE);
        open(WMFILE, '>/etc/X11/window-managers') || 
                die("Could not open /etc/X11/window-managers for writing\n");
        foreach (@WMS) {
                if( m/^\// && $found == 0 ) {
                        print WMFILE "$wm\n";
                        $found = 1;
                }
                print WMFILE;
        }
        close(WMFILE);
}

###
#
# Removes passed window manager from window-managers file
#
###
sub rm_from_file {
        ($wm) = @_;

        return unless( &ifexists($wm) eq 'true' );

        open(WMFILE, '/etc/X11/window-managers') ||
                die("Could not open /etc/X11/window-managers\n");
        @WMS = <WMFILE>;
        close(WMFILE);
        open(WMFILE, '>/etc/X11/window-managers') ||
                die("Could not open /etc/X11/window-managers for writing\n");

        foreach (@WMS) {
                print WMFILE unless( m/$wm/ );
        }
}

###
#
# returns 'true' if window manager exists in the file, 'false' otherwise
#
###
sub ifexists {
        ($wm) = @_;

        open(WMFILE, '/etc/X11/window-managers') || 
                die("Could not open /etc/X11/window-managers\n");
        
        @WMS = <WMFILE>;
        close WMFILE;
        foreach (@WMS) {
                unless( m/^#/ ) {
                        if( m/$wm/ ) {
                                return 'true';
                        }
                }
        }
        return 'false';
}

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