# A-A-P recipe for uploading a .zip file with all A-A-P Exec sources to
# sourceforge.
# This is just an example. Read it and learn, but DO NOT EXECUTE IT.
# Otherwise you would upload the files to the sourceforge "incoming" directory,
# where you can't delete them.
MINOR = 033
MAJOR = 0
VERSION = $MAJOR.$MINOR
RELDIR = released {directory}
ZIPFILE = $-RELDIR/exec-$VERSION.zip
FILES = COPYING
README.txt
docs.txt
filetype.txt
default.aap
test.aap
`glob("*.py")`
`glob("unittest/*.py")`
`glob("rectest/*.py")`
all: $ZIPFILE cvs {virtual}
# Generate the .zip archive and upload it to sourceforge.
$ZIPFILE : $FILES dist/comment $RELDIR
:del -f $target
:sys zip -9 -z $target $FILES <dist/comment
:copy $target
ftp://upload.sf.net/incoming/`os.path.basename(target)`
# Generate a comment to add to the .zip archive.
dist/comment : dist {directory}
:print Updating zip file comment
:print >! $target A-A-P recipe executive source files version $VERSION
# Write the version number to Version.py, so that upload.aap is the only place
# where it needs to be updated.
# Since $TIMESTR always changes, these commands are always executed.
Version.py :
:print Updating $target
:print >! $target $# GENERATED FILE, DO NOT EDIT
:print >> $target $# This file is generated by upload.aap
:print >> $target
:print >> $target version_string = "$VERSION" $# version number as a string
:print >> $target version_number = "$MAJOR$MINOR" $# version number as a number
:print >> $target version_date = "$DATESTR" $# release date of this version
:print >> $target version_time = "$TIMESTR" $# release time of this version
# Update the CVS archive.
# In your ~/.aap/startup/main.aap set $CVSUSER_AAP to your login name on
# SourceForge. Type your password when prompted.
# See SourceForge for directions on how to use their CVS server.
cvs: $FILES
CVSROOT = :ext:
[email protected]:/cvsroot/a-a-p
:sys cvs -d$CVSROOT commit -m "updated for version $VERSION" $FILES
:sys cvs -d$CVSROOT tag v$MAJOR$MINOR
