Add multiple keyword search to hgweb
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Add multiple keyword search to hgweb
People kept pestering me about this one. Now it's done.
If you type a tag/id/rev in the search box, it takes you to that entry
in the changelog.
If you type some other random keywords, it does a case-insensitive
search through the history and returns the most recent N items.
It's not super-fast, but it's serviceable.
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#!/bin/bash
#
# This is an example of using HGEDITOR to automate the signing of
# commits and so on.
T1=""; T2=""
cleanup_exit() {
rm -f "$T1" "$T2"
exit $1
}
case "${EDITOR:=vi}" in
emacs)
EDITOR="$EDITOR -nw"
;;
gvim|vim)
EDITOR="$EDITOR -f -o"
;;
esac
if grep -q "^HG: merge resolve" "$1" ; then
# we don't sign merges
exec $EDITOR "$1"
else
T1=`mktemp`; T2=`mktemp`
MANIFEST=`grep '^HG: manifest hash' "$1" | cut -b 19-`
echo -e "\n\nmanifest hash: $MANIFEST" >> "$T1"
grep -vE '^(HG: manifest hash .*)?$' "$1" >> "$T1"
(
cd "`hg root`"
grep '^HG: changed' "$1" | cut -b 13- | while read changed; do
hg diff "$changed" >> "$T2"
done
)
CHECKSUM=`md5sum "$T1"`
$EDITOR "$T1" "$T2" || cleanup_exit $?
echo "$CHECKSUM" | md5sum -c 2>/dev/null && cleanup_exit 0
{
head -1 "$T1"
echo
grep -v "^HG:" "$T1" | gpg -a -u "${HGUSER:-$EMAIL}" --clearsign
} > "$T2" && mv "$T2" "$1"
cleanup_exit $?
fi