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This script is meant to
    1) Identify installed instances of the product
    2) check whether the user has write-access (and if not
    ask for authentification)
    3) install the shipped tarball
*)

-- strings for localisations - to be meant to be replaced
-- by a makefile or similar
set OKLabel to "[OKLabel]"
set InstallLabel to "[InstallLabel]"
set AbortLabel to "[AbortLabel]"
set intro to "[IntroText1]

[IntroText2]

[IntroText3]"
set chooseMyOwn to "[ChooseMyOwnText]"
set listPrompt to "[ListPromptText]"
set chooseManual to "[ChooseManualText]"
set listOKLabel to "[ListOKLabelText]"
set listCancelLabel to "[ListCancelLabel]"
set appInvalid to "[AppInvalidText1]

[AppInvalidText2]" -- string will begin with the chosen application's name
set startInstall to "[StartInstallText1]

[StartInstallText2]"
set IdentifyQ to "[IdentifyQText]

[IdentifyQText2]"
set IdentifyYES to "[IdentifyYES]"
set IdentifyNO to "[IdentifyNO]"
set installFailed to "[InstallFailedText]"
set installSignedFailed to "[InstallSignedFailedText]"
set installComplete to "[InstallCompleteText]

[InstallCompleteText2]"

set sourcedir to (do shell script "dirname " & quoted form of POSIX path of (path to of me))

display dialog intro buttons {AbortLabel, InstallLabel} default button 2

if (button returned of result) is AbortLabel then
    return 2
end if

set the found_ooos_all to (do shell script "mdfind \"kMDItemContentType == 'com.apple.application-bundle' && kMDItemDisplayName == '[PRODUCTNAME]*' && kMDItemDisplayName != '[FULLAPPPRODUCTNAME].app'\"") & "
" & chooseMyOwn

set found_ooos_all_paragraphs to paragraphs in found_ooos_all

set found_ooos to {}
repeat with currentApp in found_ooos_all_paragraphs
    if currentApp does not start with "/Volumes" then
        copy currentApp to the end of found_ooos
    end if
end repeat

-- repeat with oneApp in found_ooos
--  display dialog oneApp
-- end repeat

-- the choice returned is of type "list"
-- Show selection dialog only if more than one or no product was found
-- The first item is an empty string, if no app was found and no app started with "/Volumes"
-- The first item is chooseMyOwn, if no app was found and at least one app started with "/Volumes"
if (get first item of found_ooos as string) is "" then
  set the choice to (choose from list found_ooos default items (get second item of found_ooos) with prompt listPrompt OK button name listOKLabel cancel button name listCancelLabel)
  if choice is false then
      -- do nothing, the user cancelled the installation
        return 2 --aborted by user
  else if (choice as string) is chooseMyOwn then
      -- yeah, one needs to use "choose file", otherwise
      -- the user would not be able to select the .app
      set the choice to POSIX path of (choose file with prompt chooseManual of type "com.apple.application-bundle" without showing package contents and invisibles)
  end if
else if (get first item of found_ooos as string) is chooseMyOwn then
  set the choice to (choose from list found_ooos default items (get first item of found_ooos) with prompt listPrompt OK button name listOKLabel cancel button name listCancelLabel)
  if choice is false then
      -- do nothing, the user cancelled the installation
        return 2 --aborted by user
  else if (choice as string) is chooseMyOwn then
      -- yeah, one needs to use "choose file", otherwise
      -- the user would not be able to select the .app
      set the choice to POSIX path of (choose file with prompt chooseManual of type "com.apple.application-bundle" without showing package contents and invisibles)
  end if
else if (get second item of found_ooos as string) is chooseMyOwn then
  -- set choice to found installation
  -- set the choice to (get first paragraph of found_ooos)
  set the choice to (get first item of found_ooos)
else
  set the choice to (choose from list found_ooos default items (get first item of found_ooos) with prompt listPrompt OK button name listOKLabel cancel button name listCancelLabel)
  if choice is false then
      -- do nothing, the user cancelled the installation
        return 2 --aborted by user
  else if (choice as string) is chooseMyOwn then
      -- yeah, one needs to use "choose file", otherwise
      -- the user would not be able to select the .app
      set the choice to POSIX path of (choose file with prompt chooseManual of type "com.apple.application-bundle" without showing package contents and invisibles)
  end if
end if

-- now only check whether the path is really from [PRODUCTNAME]
try
    do shell script "grep '<string>[PRODUCTNAME] [PRODUCTVERSION]'   " & quoted form of (choice as string) & "/Contents/Info.plist"
on error
    display dialog (choice as string) & appInvalid buttons {InstallLabel} default button 1 with icon 0
    return 3 --wrong target-directory
end try

-- Adding files below Contents would break a sealed application. Test for the seal
-- itself: codesign --display also accepts the linker's ad-hoc signature on arm64.
try
    do shell script "test -e " & quoted form of ((choice as string) & "/Contents/_CodeSignature/CodeResources")
    display dialog installSignedFailed buttons {OKLabel} default button 1 with icon 0
    return 4
on error
    -- Unsigned legacy installations can still accept the traditional language pack.
end try

(*
display dialog startInstall buttons {AbortLabel, InstallLabel} default button 2

if (button returned of result) is AbortLabel then
    return 2
end if
*)

set tarCommand to "/usr/bin/tar -C " & quoted form of (choice as string) & " -xjf " & quoted form of sourcedir & "/tarball.tar.bz2"
try
    do shell script tarCommand

on error errMSG number errNUM
    display dialog IdentifyQ buttons {IdentifyYES, IdentifyNO} with icon 2
    if (button returned of result) is IdentifyYES then
        try
            do shell script tarCommand with administrator privileges
        on error errMSG number errNUM
            display dialog installFailed buttons {OKLabel} default button 1 with icon 0
            -- -60005 username/password wrong
            -- -128   aborted by user
            -- 2 error from tar - tarball not found (easy to test)
            return errNUM
        end try
    else
        return 2 -- aborted by user
    end if
end try

display dialog installComplete buttons {OKLabel} default button 1