#
###
### mklinklist1.sh
###
### Create linklist1.sh file in current directory
###
### Same as mklinklist.sh, except it uses link1.sh
### instead of link.sh.   Will create links only 
### in target directory, rather than in AND beneath
### target directory
###
###
###


PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH

if [ "$2" = "" ]
then
   echo "Usage: mklinklist1.sh filetype targetdirectory [ $package ] "
   exit 1
fi

filetype=$1
targetdir=$2
package=$3

if [ "$package" != "" ]
then
    echo "link1.sh $package \$x package-summary.html $package" >> linklist1.sh
else
    package="null"
fi

if [ "$filetype" = "html" ]
then

    if [ "$targetdir" = "\." ]
    then
        continue
    fi
    
    echo "date" > linklist1.sh
    echo "x=$targetdir" >> linklist1.sh

    ls -1 *.html 2>/dev/null | \
    grep -v package | \
    grep -v index | \
    sed "s/^/link1.sh $package \$x /" > tmp.out

    ls -1 *.html 2>/dev/null | \
    grep -v package | \
    grep -v index | \
    sed "s/\.html//" > tmp1.out

    paste -d" " tmp.out tmp1.out  >> linklist1.sh
    echo "date" >> linklist1.sh

fi


if [ "$filetype" = "java" ]
then


    echo "date" > linklist1.sh
    echo "x=$targetdir" >> linklist1.sh

    ls -1 *.java.html 2>/dev/null | \
    grep -v package | \
    sed "s/^/link1.sh $package \$x /" > tmp.out

    ls -1 *.java.html 2>/dev/null | \
    grep -v package | \
    sed "s/\.java\.html//" > tmp1.out

    paste -d" " tmp.out tmp1.out  >> linklist1.sh
    echo "date" >> linklist1.sh

fi


if [ "$filetype" = "xml" ]
then

    echo "date" > linklist1.sh
    echo "x=$targetdir" >> linklist1.sh

    ls -1 *.xml.html 2>/dev/null | sed "s/^/link1.sh $package \$x /" > tmp.out
    ls -1 *.xml.html 2>/dev/null | sed "s/\.html//" > tmp1.out

    paste -d" " tmp.out tmp1.out  >> linklist1.sh
    echo "date" >> linklist1.sh


fi