LaTeX-proposal/lib/Makefile.ctan

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# make a zip for CTAN submission including the TeX directory structure.
#
# The overall procedure is to run make in this directory $(HERE) and then
# export it to a temporary directory $(EXPORTED) without all the generated
# files. On this directory we run "make ctanext" (see below) which makes a
# CTAN-compliant directory structure, and zips it up to the file
# <package>.ctan.zip which can be submitted to the CTAN maintainers.
#
# Note that part of the CTAN submission is a zip file with a TDS-compliant
# directory struture, which is generated by running "make tdsext" (see below)
# on $(EXPORTED).
#
# Note furthermore, that this Makefile only 
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HERE   	        = $(shell pwd)
TMP    	        = /tmp
TDSCOLL 	= proposal
EXPORTED	= $(TMP)/$(TDSCOLL).exp
TDSDIR 		= $(TMP)/$(TDSCOLL).tds
TDSZIP 		= $(TMP)/$(TDSCOLL).tds.zip
CTANDIR 	= $(TMP)/$(TDSCOLL)
CTANZIP		= $(TMP)/$(TDSCOLL).ctan.zip
MAKE		= make

# this target makes the file CTANZIP by creating and populating the directory 
# CTANDIR and zipping it. To be current, we first make all, and update 
# the filedates and the checksums. To get rid of all the junk we commit and 
# export a clean copy EXPORTED, on which we run the target ctanexp below,  
# which generates a directory CTANDIR, which we zip and move into place. 
ctan: all #filedate checksum *******
	git commit -am'draining just to be sure for CTAN distribution'
#	git push
	rm -Rf $(EXPORTED)
	@echo "exporting a clean copy to $(EXPORTED)"
	cd $(TMP); git clone $(HERE); mv LaTeX-proposal $(EXPORTED)
	rm -Rf $(EXPORTED)/.git
	rm $(EXPORTED)/.gitignore
	cd $(EXPORTED); $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) ctanext
	@echo "zipping the result to $(TDSCOLL).ctan.zip"
	cd $(TMP); zip -r -q $(CTANZIP) $(TDSCOLL); cp $(CTANZIP) $(HERE)
#	rm -Rf $(EXPORTED) $(CTANDIR) $(CTANZIP)

# this target is run on EXPORTED. It first makes the target tdsext below, 
# and then copies all necessary stuff into CTANDIR. 
ctanext: tdsext
	rm -Rf $(CTANDIR) $(CTANZIP)
	@echo "  preparing a copy $(CTANDIR) from $(EXPORTED)"
	mkdir -p $(CTANDIR) 
	cp $(TDSZIP) $(CTANDIR)
	@for d in $(DTXDIRS); do (cd $$d && $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) lctan) done
	@for d in $(SRCDIRS) $(DOCDIRS); do (cp -R $$d $(CTANDIR)) done; 
	cp $(TDSZIP) Makefile $(CTANDIR)
	cp $(TDS.doc) $(CTANDIR)/README
	rm -Rf  $(TDSZIP)

# this target makes the file TDSZIP by creating and populating the directory 
# TDSDIR and zipping it. 
tdsext: 
	@echo "making a TDS compliant archive"
	rm -Rf $(TDSDIR) $(TDSZIP)
	@echo "  enabling checksums"
#	$(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) enablechecksum *******
	@echo "  copying over stuff to $(TDSDIR)"
	@echo "     ... from  $(DTXDIRS)"     
	@for d in $(DTXDIRS); do (cd $$d && $(MAKE) -$(MAKEFLAGS) ltds) done
	@echo "     ... and  $(SRCDIRS)"     
	@for d in $(SRCDIRS); do (cp -R $$d $(TDSDIR)/source/latex/$(TDSCOLL)) done; 
	@echo "     ... and  $(DOCDIRS)"     
	@for d in $(DOCDIRS); do (cp -R $$d $(TDSDIR)/doc/latex/$(TDSCOLL)) done; 
	@echo "     ... and  finally $(TDS.doc)"     
	cp $(TDS.doc) $(TDSDIR)/doc/latex/$(TDSCOLL)
	@echo "zipping the result to $(TDSCOLL).tds.zip"
	cd $(TDSDIR); zip -r -q $(TDSZIP) .; cd -
#	rm -Rf $(TDSDIR)

echo:
	@echo $(DTXDIRS)