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@l = sort $response->result_l;
$o->inform(""It looks like you have profiles on the server already.\n"")
if @l;
$o->print_pairs([1 .. @l], \@l, '. ', 1, ' ');
$o->inform(""\n"") if @l;
}
require PPM::Sysinfo;
(my $suggest = PPM::Sysinfo::hostname()) =~ s/\..*$//;
$suggest ||= ""Default Profile"";
my $profile_name = $o->prompt(
""What profile name would you like? [$suggest] "", $suggest, @l
);
my $select_existing = grep { $profile_name eq $_ } $response->result_l
if $response->ok;
if ($select_existing) {
$o->inform(""Selecting profile '$profile_name'...\n"");
PPM::UI::profile_set($profile_name);
$o->inform(<<END);
You should probably run either 'profile save' or 'profile restore' to bring
the profile in sync with your computer.
END
}
elsif ($response->ok) {
$o->inform(""Creating profile '$profile_name'...\n"");
$o->run('profile', 'add', $profile_name);
$o->inform(""Saving profile '$profile_name'...\n"");
$o->run('profile', 'save');
$o->inform(<<END);
Congratulations! PPM is now set up to track your profile.
END
}
else {
$o->warn($response->msg);
$o->warn(<<END);
You can still use PPM3, but profiles will not be enabled. To try setting up
profiles again, enter 'set profile-track=1'. Or, you can set up profiles
yourself using the 'profile add' command.
END
$o->run('unset', 'profile-track');
}
}
package main;
use Getopt::Long;
use Data::Dumper;
$ENV{PERL_READLINE_NOWARN} = ""1"";
$ENV{PERL_RL} = $^O eq 'MSWin32' ? ""0"" : ""Perl"";
my ($pause, $input_file, $target);
BEGIN {
my ($shared_config_files, @fixpath, $gen_inst_key);
Getopt::Long::Configure('pass_through');
$target = 'auto';
GetOptions(
'file=s' => \$input_file,
'shared' => \$shared_config_files,
'target:s' => \$target,
'fixpath=s' => \@fixpath,
'generate-inst-key' => \$gen_inst_key,
pause => \$pause,
);
Getopt::Long::Configure('no_pass_through');
if ($shared_config_files) {
$ENV{PPM3_shared_config} = 1;
}
if (@fixpath) {
PPM::UI::target_fix_paths(@fixpath);
exit;
}
if ($gen_inst_key) {
require PPM::Config;
PPM::Config::load_config_file('instkey');
exit;
}
}
# If we're being run from a file, tell Term::Shell about it:
if ($input_file) {
my $line = 0;
open SCRIPT, $input_file or die ""$0: can't open $input_file: $!"";
my $shell = PPMShell->new(
term => ['PPM3', \*SCRIPT, \*STDOUT],
target => $target,
pager => 'none',
);
$shell->setmode('SCRIPT');
while (<SCRIPT>) {
$line++;
next if /^\s*#/ or /^\s*$/;
my ($cmd, @args) = $shell->line_parsed($_);
my $ret = $shell->run($cmd, @args);