#!/bin/bash
# apps/graphics/nxglyphs/inlclude/mkcursor.sh
#
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#   Author: Gregory Nutt <gnutt@nuttx.org>
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# Get the input parameter list
#
# <input-file>   - A 4-color image exported as a GIMP C-source file.
# <output-file>  - A 2-bpp cursor image in NuttX cursor format
# <back-ground>  - Treated as the transparent background color (default, 0x000000)
# <color1>       - Usually the primary color of the image (default, 0xff0000)
# <color2>       - Usually the outline color of the image (default, 0x00007f)
# <color3>       - Usually blend of color1 and color2 for low-cost anti-aliasing (default, 0x7f003f)
# Output is to stdout, but may be re-directed to a file.

PROGNAME=$0
USAGE="USAGE: $PROGNAME [-d] -f <input-file> [-bg <backgrond color>] -[f1 <color1>] [-f2 <color2>] [-f3 <color3>] -o <output-file>"

CFILE=mkcursor.c
TMPFILE1=_tmpfile1.c
TMPFILE2=_mkcursor.c
TMPPROG=_mkcursor.exe

unset INFILE
unset OUTFILE
unset BGCOLOR
unset FGCOLOR1
unset FGCOLOR2

while [ ! -z "$1" ]; do
  case $1 in
    -d )
      set -x
      ;;
    -f )
      shift
      INFILE=$1
      ;;
    -o )
      shift
      OUTFILE=$1
      ;;
    -bg )
      shift
      BGCOLOR=$1
      ;;
    -f1 )
      shift
      FGCOLOR1=$1
      ;;
    -f2 )
      shift
      FGCOLOR2=$1
      ;;
    -f3 )
      shift
      FGCOLOR3=$1
      ;;
    * )
      echo "Unrecognized argument: $1"
      echo $USAGE
      exit 1
      ;;
    esac
  shift
done

# Check arguments

if [ -z "${INFILE}" ]; then
  echo "MK: Missing input Gimp C-source file name"
  echo $USAGE
  exit 1
fi

if [ ! -r ${INFILE} ]; then
  echo "MK: No readable file at ${INFILE}"
  exit 1
fi

if [ ! -r ${CFILE} ]; then
  echo "MK: Can't find ${CFILE}"
  exit 1
fi

if [ -z ${OUTFILE} ]; then
  echo "MK: Missing output file name"
  exit 1
fi

if [ -z "${BGCOLOR}"]; then
  echo "Using default background color: 0x000000"
  BGCOLOR=0x000000
fi

if [ -z "${FGCOLOR1}"]; then
  echo "Using default foreground color 1: 0xff0000"
  FGCOLOR1=0xff0000
fi

if [ -z "${FGCOLOR2}"]; then
  echo "Using default foreground color 1: 0x00007f"
  FGCOLOR2=0x00007f
fi

if [ -z "${FGCOLOR3}"]; then
  echo "Using default foreground color 1: 0x7f003f"
  FGCOLOR3=0x7f003f
fi

echo "#include <stdint.h>" > ${TMPFILE1}
echo "#define BGCOLOR  ${BGCOLOR}" >> ${TMPFILE1}
echo "#define FGCOLOR1 ${FGCOLOR1}" >> ${TMPFILE1}
echo "#define FGCOLOR2 ${FGCOLOR2}" >> ${TMPFILE1}
echo "#define FGCOLOR3 ${FGCOLOR3}" >> ${TMPFILE1}
echo "typedef uint8_t guint8;" >> ${TMPFILE1}
echo "typedef uint16_t guint;" >> ${TMPFILE1}

cat ${TMPFILE1} ${INFILE} ${CFILE} > ${TMPFILE2}

gcc -g -o ${TMPPROG} ${TMPFILE2}
./${TMPPROG} > ${OUTFILE}

rm ${TMPFILE1} ${TMPFILE2}