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See the License for the # specific language governing permissions and limitations # under the License. # #************************************************************** package installer::windows::featurecomponent; use installer::converter; use installer::existence; use installer::exiter; use installer::files; use installer::globals; use installer::windows::idtglobal; use strict; ################################################################################# # Collecting all pairs of features and components from the files collector ################################################################################# sub create_featurecomponent_table_from_files_collector ($$) { my ($featurecomponenttableref, $filesref) = @_; foreach my $onefile (@$filesref) { my $filecomponent = $onefile->{'componentname'}; my $filemodules = $onefile->{'modules'}; if ( $filecomponent eq "" ) { installer::exiter::exit_program( sprintf("ERROR: No component defined for file %s", $onefile->{'Name'}), "create_featurecomponent_table_from_files_collector"); } if ( ! defined $filemodules) { # Temporary for files created from source installation set. die; } if ($filemodules eq "") { installer::exiter::exit_program( sprintf("ERROR: No modules found for file %s", $onefile->{'Name'}), "create_featurecomponent_table_from_files_collector"); } my $filemodulesarrayref = installer::converter::convert_stringlist_into_array(\$filemodules, ","); foreach my $onemodule (@$filemodulesarrayref) { my %featurecomponent = (); $onemodule =~ s/\s*$//; $featurecomponent{'Feature'} = $onemodule; $featurecomponent{'Component'} = $filecomponent; # Attention: Features are renamed, because the maximum length is 38. # But in the files collector ($filesref), the original names are saved. installer::windows::idtglobal::shorten_feature_gid(\$featurecomponent{'Feature'}); my $oneline = "$featurecomponent{'Feature'}\t$featurecomponent{'Component'}\n"; # control of uniqueness if (! installer::existence::exists_in_array($oneline, $featurecomponenttableref)) { push(@{$featurecomponenttableref}, $oneline); } } } } =head2 create_featurecomponent_table_from_registry_collector ($featurecomponenttableref, $registryref) Add entries for the FeatureComponent table for components that contain registry entries. =cut sub create_featurecomponent_table_from_registry_collector ($$) { my ($featurecomponenttableref, $registryref) = @_; my $replacement_count = 0; my $unique_count = 0; foreach my $oneregistry (@$registryref) { my $component_name = $oneregistry->{'componentname'}; if ($component_name eq "") { installer::exiter::exit_program( sprintf("ERROR: No component defined for registry %s", $oneregistry->{'gid'}), "create_featurecomponent_table_from_registry_collector"); } my $feature_name = $oneregistry->{'ModuleID'}; if ($feature_name eq "") { installer::exiter::exit_program( sprintf("ERROR: No modules found for registry %s", $oneregistry->{'gid'}), "create_featurecomponent_table_from_registry_collector"); } # Attention: Features are renamed, because the maximum length is 38. # But in the files collector ($filesref), the original names are saved. $feature_name = installer::windows::idtglobal::create_shortend_feature_gid($feature_name); my $oneline = sprintf("%s\t%s\n", $feature_name, $component_name); if ( ! installer::existence::exists_in_array($oneline, $featurecomponenttableref)) { push(@$featurecomponenttableref, $oneline); ++$unique_count; } else { $installer::logger::Lang->printf("feature component pair already exists\n"); } } $installer::logger::Lang->printf( "replaced %d (%d) of %d component names in FeatureComponent table\n", $unique_count, $replacement_count, scalar @$registryref); } ################################################################################# # Collecting all feature that are listed in the featurecomponent table. ################################################################################# sub collect_all_features { my ($featurecomponenttable) = @_; my @allfeature = (); for ( my $i = 3; $i <= $#{$featurecomponenttable}; $i++ ) # beginning in line 4 { my $oneline = ${$featurecomponenttable}[$i]; if ( $oneline =~ /^\s*(\S+)\s+(\S+)\s*$/ ) { my $feature = $1; if (! installer::existence::exists_in_array($feature, \@allfeature)) { push(@allfeature, $feature); } } } return \@allfeature; } ################################################################################# # On Win98 and Win Me there seems to be the problem, that maximum 817 # components can be added to a feature. Even if Windows Installer 2.0 # is used. ################################################################################# sub check_number_of_components_at_feature { my ($featurecomponenttable) = @_; $installer::logger::Lang->print("\n"); $installer::logger::Lang->print("Checking number of components at features. Maximum is 817 (for Win 98 and Win Me)\n"); my $allfeature = collect_all_features($featurecomponenttable); for ( my $i = 0; $i <= $#{$allfeature}; $i++ ) { my $onefeature = ${$allfeature}[$i]; my $featurecomponents = 0; for ( my $j = 0; $j <= $#{$featurecomponenttable}; $j++ ) { if ( ${$featurecomponenttable}[$j] =~ /^\s*\Q$onefeature\E\s+(\S+)\s*$/ ) { $featurecomponents++; } } if ( $featurecomponents > 816 ) { installer::exiter::exit_program("ERROR: More than 816 components ($featurecomponents) at feature $onefeature. This causes problems on Win 98 and Win Me!", "check_number_of_components_at_feature"); } # Logging the result $installer::logger::Lang->printf("Number of components at feature $onefeature : %s\n", $featurecomponents); } $installer::logger::Lang->print("\n"); } ################################################################################# # Creating the file FeatureC.idt dynamically # Content: # Feature Component ################################################################################# sub create_featurecomponent_table ($$$) { my ($filesref, $registryref, $basedir) = @_; my @featurecomponenttable = (); my $infoline; installer::windows::idtglobal::write_idt_header(\@featurecomponenttable, "featurecomponent"); # This is the first time, that features and componentes are related # Problem: How about created profiles, configurationfiles, services.rdb # -> simple solution: putting them all to the root module # Otherwise profiles and configurationfiles cannot be created the way, they are now created # -> especially a problem for the configurationfiles! # ToDo # Very good: All ProfileItems belong to the root # services.rdb belongs to the root anyway. # At the moment only the files are related to components (and the files know their modules). # The component for each file is written into the files collector $filesinproductlanguageresolvedarrayref create_featurecomponent_table_from_files_collector( \@featurecomponenttable, $filesref); create_featurecomponent_table_from_registry_collector( \@featurecomponenttable, $registryref); # Additional components have to be added here # Checking, whether there are more than 817 components at a feature check_number_of_components_at_feature(\@featurecomponenttable); # Saving the file my $featurecomponenttablename = $basedir . $installer::globals::separator . "FeatureC.idt"; installer::files::save_file($featurecomponenttablename ,\@featurecomponenttable); $installer::logger::Lang->printf("Created idt file: %s\n", $featurecomponenttablename); } 1;