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# This removes stow-controlled symlinks from $targetdir for the
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# This removes stow-controlled symlinks from $targetdir for the
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# packages in the %$to_unstow hash, and is called recursively to
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# packages in the %$to_unstow hash, and is called recursively to
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# process subdirectories. It returns XXX FIXME
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# process subdirectories.
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sub Unstow {
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sub Unstow {
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my($targetdir, $stow, $to_unstow) = @_;
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my($targetdir, $stow, $to_unstow) = @_;
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# we have to move up out of that hierarchy and back into the stow
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# we have to move up out of that hierarchy and back into the stow
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# directory.
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# directory.
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# Does this directory only contain symlinks to a *single* package
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# Does this whole subtree only contain symlinks to a *single*
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# collection *other* than one we are removing? We assume so and
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# package collection *other* than one we are removing? We assume so
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# scan the directory until we find out otherwise. We have to track
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# and scan the tree recursively until we find out otherwise. We
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# this because if a subtree is found to be pure, we can fold it into
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# have to track this because if a subtree is found to be pure, we
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# a single symlink.
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# can fold it into a single symlink.
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my $pure = 1;
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my $pure = 1;
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# FIXME what is this?
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# If the directory is pure, we need to know which single other
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# package collection the contained symlinks point to, so we know how
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# to do our tree folding.
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my $othercollection = '';
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my $othercollection = '';
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# We assume $targetdir is empty until we find something.
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# We assume $targetdir is empty until we find something.
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$to_unstow,
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$to_unstow,
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);
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);
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if ($subpure) {
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if ($subpure) {
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push(@puresubdirs, "$content/$subother");
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push @puresubdirs, "$content/$subother";
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}
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}
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if ($pure) {
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else {
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if ($subpure) {
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# Subtree is impure therefore this directory is impure.
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$pure = 0;
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}
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if ($pure && $subpure) {
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if ($othercollection) {
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if ($othercollection) {
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# We already found a single other package collection
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# somewhere in this subtree but outside $contentPath.
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if ($subother and $othercollection ne $subother) {
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if ($subother and $othercollection ne $subother) {
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# Two collections pointed to from within one subtree,
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# so no tree folding will be possible.
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$pure = 0;
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$pure = 0;
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}
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}
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} elsif ($subother) {
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} elsif ($subother) {
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# This is the first other package collection we've found;
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# remember it as before for future comparison with other
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# symlinks.
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$othercollection = $subother;
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$othercollection = $subother;
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}
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}
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} else {
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# Subtree is impure therefore this directory is impure.
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$pure = 0;
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}
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}
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}
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} else {
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} else {
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# Current directory contains something other than a symlink or a
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# Current directory contains something other than a symlink or a
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return;
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return;
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}
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}
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if (-d &JoinPaths($opts{stow}, $stowsubdir)) {
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if (-d &JoinPaths($opts{stow}, $stowsubdir)) {
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# This is the splitting open of a folded tree which the stow
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# manual refers to.
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&DoUnlink($subdirPath);
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&DoUnlink($subdirPath);
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&DoMkdir($subdirPath);
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&DoMkdir($subdirPath);
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&StowContents($stowsubdir, &JoinPaths('..', $stow));
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&StowContents($stowsubdir, &JoinPaths('..', $stow));
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