source: IOIPSL/trunk/tools/rebuild @ 257

#!/bin/ksh
#$Id$
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
# @(#)Rebuild IOIPSL domains
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
function rebuild_Usage
{
print - "
\"${b_n}\"
  rebuild a model_file from several input files.
Each input file contains the model_data for a domain.

Usage :
  ${b_n} [-h]
  ${b_n} [-v level] [-f] -o output_file_name input_file_names

Options :
  -h         : help
  -v O/1/2/3 : verbose mode (verbosity increasing with level)
  -f         : executing mode
               (execute the program even if the number of input files
                is not equal to the total number of domains)
"
}
#-
#set -xv
#-
# Extract the calling sequence of the script (d_n/b_n)
#-
d_n=${0%/*}; b_n=${0##*/};
#-
# Retrieving the options
#-
r_v='0'; r_f='noforce'; r_o="";
while getopts :hv:fo: V
 do
  case $V in
   (h) rebuild_Usage; exit 0;;
   (v) r_v=${OPTARG};;
   (f) r_f='force';;
   (o) r_o=${OPTARG};;
   (:) print -u2 "${b_n} : missing value for option $OPTARG"; exit 2;;
   (\?) print -u2 "${b_n} : option $OPTARG not supported"; exit 2;;
  esac
 done
shift $(($OPTIND-1));
#-
# Validate the -v option
#-
case ${r_v} in
  ( 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 );;
  ("") r_v='0';;
  (*)
    print -u2 "${b_n} :";
    print -u2 "Invalid verbosity level requested : ${r_v}";
    print -u2 "(must be 0, 1, 2 or 3)";
    exit 1;;
esac
#-
# Validate the number of arguments
#-
[[ ${#} < 1 ]] && \
 {
  print -u2 "${b_n} : Too few arguments have been specified. (Use -h)";
  exit 3;
 }
#-
# Check for the output file name
#-
[[ -z ${r_o} ]] && \
 {
  r_o='rebuilt_file.nc';
  print -u2 - "
   ${b_n} : output_file_name not specified. (Use -h)
            rebuilt_file.nc should be created."
 }
#-
# Validate the names of the input files
#-
for i in $*;
 do
  [[ ! -f ${i} ]] && { echo "${i} unreachable ..."; exit 3;}
 done
#-
# Create the information file for the program
#-
echo ${r_v} > tmp.$$;
echo ${r_f} >> tmp.$$;
echo $((${#}+1)) >> tmp.$$;
for i in $*;
 do echo ${i} >> tmp.$$;
 done
echo ${r_o} >> tmp.$$;
#-
# Create the output file
#-
${d_n}/flio_rbld < tmp.$$
#-
# Clear
#-
rm -f tmp.$$
#-
# End
#-
exit 0;