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class Plod < Formula
homepage "http://www.deer-run.com/~hal/"
url "http://www.deer-run.com/~hal/plod/plod.shar"
version "1.9"
sha256 "1b7b8267c41b11c2f5413a8d6850099e0547b7506031b0c733121ed5e8d182f5"
def install
system "sh", "plod.shar"
pager = ENV["PAGER"] || "/usr/bin/less"
editor = ENV["EDITOR"] || "/usr/bin/emacs"
visual = ENV["VISUAL"] || editor
inreplace "plod" do |s|
s.gsub! "#!/usr/local/bin/perl", "#!/usr/bin/env perl"
s.gsub! '"/bin/crypt"', "undef"
s.gsub! "/usr/local/bin/less", pager
s.gsub! '$EDITOR = "/usr/local/bin/emacs"', "$EDITOR = \"#{editor}\""
s.gsub! '$VISUAL = "/usr/local/bin/emacs"', "$VISUAL = \"#{visual}\""
end
man1.install "plod.man" => "plod.1"
bin.install "plod"
prefix.install "plod.el.v1", "plod.el.v2"
(prefix/"plodrc").write <<-PLODRC.undent
# Uncomment lines and change their values to override defaults.
# man plod for further details.
#
# $PROMPT = 0;
# $CRYPTCMD = undef;
# $TMPFILE = "/tmp/plodtmp$$";
# $HOME = (getpwuid($<))[7];
# $EDITOR = "#{editor}";
# $VISUAL = "#{visual}";
# $PAGER = "#{pager}";
# $LINES = 24;
# $LOGDIR = "$HOME/.logdir";
# $LOGFILE = sprintf("%04d%02d", $YY+1900, $MM);
# $BACKUP = ".plod$$.bak";
# $DEADLOG = "dead.log";
# $STAMP = sprintf("%02d/%02d/%04d, %02d:%02d --", $MM, $DD, $YY+1900, $hh, $mm);
# $PREFIX = '';
# $SUFFIX = '';
# $SEPARATOR = '-----';
PLODRC
end
def caveats; <<-EOS.undent
Emacs users may want to peruse the two available plod modes. They've been
installed at:
#{prefix}/plod.el.v1
#{prefix}/plod.el.v2
Certain environment variables can be customized.
cp #{prefix}/plodrc ~/.plodrc
See man page for details.
EOS
end
test do
ENV["LOGDIR"] = testpath/".logdir"
system "#{bin}/plod", "this", "is", "Homebrew"
assert File.directory? "#{testpath}/.logdir"
assert_match(/this is Homebrew/, shell_output("#{bin}/plod -P"))
end
end
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