#!/bin/sh
# $XTermId: run-tic.sh,v 1.15 2022/02/13 14:30:33 tom Exp $
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#
# Run tic, either using ncurses' extension feature or filtering out harmless
# messages for the extensions which are otherwise ignored by other versions of
# tic.

USE_NCURSES=20190609

failed() {
	echo "? $*" >&2
	exit 1
}

need_ncurses() {
	failed "This terminal description relies on ncurses 6.1 $USE_NCURSES"
}

use_ncurses6() {
	VER=`infocmp6 -V 2>/dev/null`
	test -n "$VER" && INFOCMP_PROG=infocmp6
	VER=`tic6 -V 2>/dev/null`
	test -n "$VER" && TIC_PROG=tic6
	test -z "$VER" && need_ncurses
}

MYTEMP=`mktemp -d 2>/dev/null`
if test -z "$MYTEMP"
then
	MYTEMP=${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/run-tic$$
fi
mkdir -p "$MYTEMP" || failed "cannot mkdir $MYTEMP"
trap "rm -rf $MYTEMP; exit 1" 1 2 3 15
trap "rm -rf $MYTEMP" 0

STDERR=$MYTEMP/run-tic$$.log
VER=`tic -V 2>/dev/null`
OPT=

TIC_PROG=tic
INFOCMP_PROG=infocmp
unset TERM
unset TERMINFO_DIRS

PASS1="$*"
PASS2="$*"

case "x$VER" in
*ncurses*)
	OPT="-x"
	# Prefer ncurses 6.1 over 6.0 over any 5, if we can get it, to support
	# large numbers (used in xterm-direct) and large entries (an issue with
	# xterm-nrc).
	case "$VER" in
	*\ [7-9].*|*\ 6.[1-9].20[12][0-9]*)
		check=`echo "$VER" | sed -e 's/^.*\.//' -e 's/[^0-9].*$//'`
		[ "$check" -ge "20210626" ] && \
		[ "$check" -lt "20210828" ] && use_ncurses6
		[ "$check" -lt "$USE_NCURSES" ] && use_ncurses6
		;;
	*)
		# On systems with only ncurses 5, check for development version
		# of ncurses.
		use_ncurses6
		;;
	esac
	echo "** using tic from $VER"
	# If this is 6.1.20180127 or later and using ABI 6, then it supports
	# entries larger than 4096 bytes (up to 32768).
	case "$VER" in
	*\ [7-9].*|*\ 6.[1-9].20[12][0-9]*)
		expect="	cols#100000,"
		cat >"$MYTEMP"/fake.ti <<EOF
fake|test 32-bit numbers,
$expect
EOF
		TERMINFO="$MYTEMP" $TIC_PROG $OPT "$MYTEMP"/fake.ti 2>/dev/null
		check=`TERMINFO="$MYTEMP" TERM=fake $INFOCMP_PROG -1 fake 2>/dev/null |grep "$expect"`
		test "x$check" = "x$expect" || BIG=no
		;;
	*)
		BIG=no
		;;
	esac
	if test "$BIG" = no
	then
		# Trim out the SGR 1006 feature, to keep "xterm-nrc" smaller
		# than 4096 bytes.
		echo "...this version does not support large terminal descriptions"
		PASS2=$MYTEMP/input
		sed -e 's/use=xterm+sm+1006,//' -e '/^[	 ][	 ]*$/d' "$PASS1" >"$PASS2"
		set "$PASS2"
	fi
	;;
esac

echo "** $TIC_PROG $OPT $PASS1"
$TIC_PROG $OPT "$PASS2" 2>"$STDERR"
RET=$?

sed -e "s%$PASS2%$PASS1%" "$STDERR" | \
@FGREP@ -v 'Unknown Capability' | \
@FGREP@ -v 'Capability is not recognized:' | \
@FGREP@ -v 'tic: Warning near line ' >&2
rm -f "$STDERR"

exit $RET