#!/bin/bash
fetch_source() {
	:
}

build() {
	COPYLIST="list_dpkg_output"
	[ -e "$COPYLIST" ] && rm "$COPYLIST"

	list_packet_files >> "$COPYLIST"
	# FIXME: Hack: openSUSE's rpm -ql lilsts non-existant pango.modules, which makes
	# tarcopy fail. We probably can't fix that, so remove it using grep....
	tarcopy "$(cat "$COPYLIST" | grep -v 'pango\.modules$' | sort -u)" "${MODULE_BUILD_DIR}"

	return 0
}

post_copy() {

	# little Workaround, as under e.g. 64bit Suse the binary is called
	# pango-querymodules-64, not pango-querymodules.
	which pango-querymodules 2>/dev/null 1>&2
	ERR=$?
	if [[ "$ERR" -eq 0 ]]; then
		PANGO_QUERYMODULES_ARCH=pango-querymodules
	else
		which pango-querymodules-64 2>/dev/null 1>&2
		ERR=$?
		if [[ "$ERR" -eq 0 ]]; then
			PANGO_QUERYMODULES_ARCH=pango-querymodules-64
		else
			pwarning "Could not find either pango-querymodules or pango-querymodules-64!"
			pwarning "Newer pango versions (1.37) deprecated this tool. Most likely all is fine."
			return 0
		fi
	fi

	[ ! -d "$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/etc/pango" ] && mkdir -p "$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/etc/pango"
	$PANGO_QUERYMODULES_ARCH > "$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/etc/pango/pango.modules"
}