m_pine.sh.in

#! @SH@
#
# -*-sh-*-
#
#     Copyright (C) 2000  Gabor Fleischer <flocsy@mtesz.hu>
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# m_pine for lbdb v0.9 by Gabor Fleischer <flocsy@mtesz.hu>
#
# Two variabled can be set in lbdbrc: PINERC, PINE_ADDRESSBOOKS
# Here comes the explanation what are they for:
# 1. First I look for $PINERC. If not set, then I use my defaults:
#    PINERC="/etc/pine.conf /etc/pine.conf.fixed .pinerc"
#    If you don't want me to look in the default PINERCs, then set PINERC=no
# 2. I make a list of all the addressbooks in the PINERCs.
# 3. Then the $PINE_ADDRESSBOOKS are added to this list.
# 4. And if this list is still empty then add the default addressbooks:
#    PINE_ADDRESSBOOKS="/etc/addressbook .addressbook"
# 5. Make the query in the listed addressbooks
#
# Changelog:
# 0.9: Convert Quoted-Printable in the real names into plain 8bit.
# 0.8: When the 'real name' is missing, put " " there, so mutt works fine.
# 0.7: Fixed bugs:
#	* Search was case sensitive. Now it's insensitive.
#	* Lines with missing fields (i.e."nick<tab><tab>addr") were broken.
#	* Default didn't work if address-books in pinercs were "".
# 0.6: The .addressbook format's multi-line addresses are supported.
# 0.5: Initial release.
#

AWK=@AWK@
prefix=@prefix@
exec_prefix=@exec_prefix@
qpto8bit=@libdir@/qpto8bit

m_pine_query()
{
    addressbooks=
    if [ x$PINERC != xno ] ; then
	for pinerc in ${PINERC:-/etc/pine.conf /etc/pine.conf.fixed .pinerc}
	do
	    if [ $pinerc = ${pinerc#/} ] ; then
	        pinerc=$HOME/$pinerc
	    fi
	    if [ -f $pinerc ] ; then
		addressbook=$(\
		    $AWK 'BEGIN {SPACE="";}
		    /^(global-)?address-book[ 	]*=/ {
			sub("^(global-)?address-book[ 	]*=","");
			while (/[ 	]*[^ 	]+[ 	]+([^ ,	]+)[ 	]*,/) {
			    sub("[ 	]*[^ 	]+[ 	]+","");
			    sub("[ ,	].*","");
			    printf("%s%s",SPACE,$0);
			    SPACE=" ";
			    getline;
			}
			sub("[ 	]*[^ 	]+[ 	]+","");
			sub("[ 	].*","");
			printf("%s%s",SPACE,$0);
			SPACE=" ";
		    }' < $pinerc)
	    fi
	    addressbooks="${addressbook# } ${addressbooks# }"
        done
    fi
    addressbooks="${PINE_ADDRESSBOOKS} ${addressbooks# }"
    addressbooks=${addressbooks# }
    for file in ${addressbooks:=/etc/addressbook .addressbook} ; do
	if [ $file = ${file#/} ] ; then
	    file=$HOME/$file
	fi
	if [ -f $file ]
	then
	    cat $file | $qpto8bit | $AWK -v find="$@" '
	    function out() {
		if (match(tolower(line),low_find)) {
		    #order: nick full addr fcc comm
		    R[1] = "^[^	]*";
		    R[2] = "^[^	]*	[^	]*";
		    R[3] = "^[^	]*	[^	]*	\\(?[^	]*\\)?";
		    R[4] = "^[^	]*	[^	]*	[^	]*	[^	]*";
		    R[5] = "^[^	]*	[^	]*	[^	]*	[^	]*	[^	]*";
		    beg = 1;
		    for (i=1;i<=5;i++) {
			match(line,R[i]);
			A[i] = substr(line,beg,RLENGTH-beg+1);
			beg = RLENGTH+2;
		    }
		    if (A[2] == "") {A[2] = " "}
		    if (match(A[3],/\(.*\)/)) {A[3] = substr(A[3],2,length(A[3])-2)}
		    if (A[5] != "") {A[5] = " [" A[5] "]"}
		    printf "%s	%s	%s%s (pine)\n",A[3],A[2],A[1],A[5];
		}
	    }
	    BEGIN {
		FS="	";
		low_find = tolower(find);
		getline;
		while (/^#DELETED/) {getline} ;
		line = $0
	    }
	    $0 !~ /^#DELETED/ {
		if (/^   /) {
		    gsub("   ","");
		    line = line $0;
		} else {
		    out();
		    line = $0;
		}
	    }
	    END {
		out()
	    }'
	fi
    done
}