# -*- mode: perl -*-
# Configuration file
#
#	$Id: lxr.conf,v 1.47 2012/03/19 20:03:28 ajlittoz Exp $
#
(
		################################
		# Global configuration section #
		################################

	{
		# Auxiliary tools subsection #
		#============================#

		# Place where lxr can write temporary files
	  'tmpdir' => '/tmp/'

		# Define this OR the swish-e variable depending which search engine you want to use.
		# Path to glimpse executables.
		# e.g.: , 'glimpsebin'   => '/usr/local/bin/glimpse'
	, 'glimpsebin'   => '/usr/local/bin/glimpse'
	, 'glimpseindex' => '/usr/local/bin/glimpseindex'

		# Location of SWISH-E binary
		# e.g.: , 'swishbin' => '/usr/local/bin/swish-e'
#	, 'swishbin' => '/usr/bin/swish-e'
		# Location of the SWISH-E.conf file
#	, 'swishconf' => '%LXRroot%/templates/swish-e.conf'

		# Path to Exuberant Ctags executable
	, 'ectagsbin' => '/usr/bin/ctags'
		# Location of the ectags.conf file
	#, 'ectagsconf' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/ectags.conf'
	, 'ectagsconf' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/templates/ectags.conf'

		# Paths for CVS module
#	, 'cvspath' => '/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin'

		# Computer DNS names subsection #
		#================================
	, 'host_names' =>	[ 'http://localhost'
						, 'http://127.0.0.1'
						, 'http://mycomputer.outside.domain:12345'
						]

		# HTML subsection #
		#=================#

		# All paths in this subsection are relative to LXR root directory

		# Templates used for headers and footers
	, 'htmlfatal'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-fatal.html'
	, 'htmlhead'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-head.html'
	, 'htmltail'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-tail.html'
	, 'htmldir'			=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-dir.html'
	, 'htmlident'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-ident.html'
	, 'htmlsearch'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-search-glimpse.html'
	, 'htmlconfig'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-config.html'

		# htmlhead and htmltail can be customised for the various
		# LXR operations. Just replace html by source (listing file),
		# sourcedir (displaying directory), diff (difference markup),
		# ident (identifier search), search (free-text search)
		# as below (which changes nothing):
	, 'sourcehead'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-head.html'
	, 'sourcedirhead'	=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/html-head.html'

		# showconfig script is a bit special since "version" has
		# no meaning for it. Better to wipe out the 'variables' selection
		# links with an adequate header:
	, 'showconfighead'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/config-head-btn-smaller.html'

		# Default character width of left version (for diff)
	, 'diffleftwidth'	=> 50

		# Default identifier search constraint (for ident)
#	, 'identdefonly'	=> 1

		# CSS style sheet
	#, 'stylesheet'		=> '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/html/lxr.css'
	, 'stylesheet'		=> 'lxr.css'
#	, 'alternate_stylesheet' => [ 'lxrconf.d/another.css' ]

		# Default character encoding
	, 'encoding'	=> 'iso-8859-1',

		# File management subsection #
		#============================#

		# Which extensions to treat as images when browsing.  If a file is an image,
		# it is displayed.
	, 'graphicfile' =>
		'bitmap|bmp|gif|icon?|jp2|jpe?g|pjpe?g|png|svg|tiff?|xbm|xpm'

		# Which file extensions are associated with which icon
		# Below is an example using 'Oxygen' theme available with KDE
		# small-icons/ is a symbolic link to
		#		 /usr/share/icons/oxygen/22x22/mimetypes/
		# (This location is valid for Fedora distributions,
		# check for others)
# 	, 'iconfolder' => 'small-icons/'
		# Don't forget the final / above.
# 	, 'icons' =>
# 		{	'c|pc'				=> 'text-x-csrc.png'
# 		,	'h|hh'				=> 'text-x-chdr.png'
# 		,	'c\+\+|cc|cpp|cxx'	=> 'text-x-c++src.png'
# 		,	'hpp|hxx|h\+\+'		=> 'text-x-c++hdr.png'
# 		,	'java'				=> 'text-x-java.png'
# 		,	'js'				=> 'application-x-javascript.png'
# 		,	'pl|pm|perl'		=> 'application-x-perl.png'
# 		,	'php|php3|phtml'	=> 'application-x-php.png'
# 		,	'py|python'			=> 'text-x-python.png'
# 		,	'sh|bsh|bash|ksh|zsh' => 'text-x-script.png'
# 		,	's?html?'			=> 'text-html.png'
# 		,	'css'				=> 'text-css.png'
# 		,	'pdf'				=> 'application-pdf.png'
# 		,	'txt'				=> 'text-plain.png'
# 		,	'p|pas'				=> 'text-x-pascal.png'
# 		,	'patch'				=> 'text-x-patch.png'
# 		,	'sql'				=> 'text-x-sql.png'
# 		,	'rb'				=> 'application-x-ruby.png'
# 		,	'ui'				=> 'text-xml.png'
# 		,	'.*\~'				=> 'application-x-trash'
# 		}
# 	, 'graphicicon' => 'image-x-generic.png'
# 	, 'defaulticon' => 'unknown.png'
# 	, 'diricon' => 'inode-directory.png'

		# How to map files to languages
	, 'filetypeconf' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/filetype.conf'

		# Location of the Generic.pm config file
	, 'genericconf' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/lib/LXR/Lang/generic.conf'

		  # "Common factor" subsection #
		  #============================#

		# In case your LXR installation controls several trees,
		# put here what you consider common parameters between
		# your source trees.
		# A parameter is "common" if its value must be simultaneously
		# adjusted in every tree.
		# E.g., user name and password for DB access are usually the same,
		# even if the database name is tree-specific.
	, 'dbpass'		=> 'foo'
	, 'dbuser'		=> 'lxr'
		# Table prefix (parameter dbprefix) is also a common parameter
		# unless you stuff all tree data in a single database.
		# It has a default hard-coded value:
#	, 'dbprefix'	=> 'lxr_'
	}

		###############################
		# Tree configuration sections #
		###############################

,	{

		# Server configuration subsection #
		#=================================#

		# NOTE --------------------------------------------------- #
		# ---- 'baseurl' and 'baseurl_aliases' are deprecated ---- #
		# ---- in favor of 'host_names'.                      ---- #
		# ---- See "Global configuration section"             ---- #
		# ----                                                ---- #
		# ---- 'host_names' takes precedence if 'baseurl' is  ---- #
		# ---- also defined.                                  ---- #
		# ----                                                ---- #
		# ---- Support for 'baseurl' is maintained for        ---- #
		# ---- compatibility with existing LXRs.              ---- #
		# ----                                                ---- #
		# Configuration for http://192.168.1.1/lxr.
		# baseurl is used to select configuration block.
# 	  'baseurl' => 'http://192.168.1.1/lxr'    # Put your URL here
 	  'baseurl' => 'http://localhost/lxr'
# 		     # baseurl_aliases allows other URLs to be used to reach the site
# 		     # comment this out if you do not want any aliases
# 	, 'baseurl_aliases' =>
# 			[ 'http://localhost/lxr'
# 			, 'http://mydomain/lxr'
# 			]
		# ----                                                ---- #
		# ----        End of deprecated parameters            ---- #
		# ---- If you use them, uncomment the comma below     ---- #
		# -------------------------------------------------------- #
	,

	  'virtroot'    => '/lxr'   # The bit after the / above

		# Title for this tree to display in page header area
		# if you aren't satisfied with the default
#	, 'caption' => 'My tree'

		# Pattern for extracting tree name from URL
	, 'treeextract' => '([^/]*)/[^/]*$'

		# Character encoding (overrides default if necessary)
#	, 'encoding'	=> 'iso-8859-1'

		# a link of the form (prefix)($filepath)(postfix) is generated when viewing a file
		#   example for cvsweb:
#	, 'cvswebprefix' => 'http://cvs.myhost.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi'
#	, 'cvswebpostfix' => '?cvsroot=rootname'
		#   example for viewcvs:
#	, 'cvswebprefix' => 'http://cvs.myhost.com/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/myroot'
#	, 'cvswebpostfix' => ''

		# Tree location subsection #
		#==========================#

		# sourceroot - where to get the source files from

		# For ordinary directories, this specifies a directory which has each version as a
		# subdirectory e.g.
		#  indexed-src/version1/...
		#  indexed-src/version2/...
		# The names of the version directories must match the values for the Version
		# variable (see the version selection subsection).
	, 'sourceroot' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/src/'

		# Alternatively, this can specify a CVS repository by setting the value to "cvs:"
		# followed by the path to the repository.  Note this must be file accessible - remote
		# server access does NOT work.
#	, 'sourceroot'	=> 'cvs:/home/karsk/a/CVSROOT/linux'

		# For a BitKeeper repository, specify bk: followed by the path to the
		# repository.  For BK it is also necessary to specify a 'cachepath' parameter in
		# the 'sourceparams' value below.  This should point to a directory where the
		# code can write and read files.
#	, 'sourceroot' => 'bk:/some/repository/here'

		# Finally, you can also use GIT, Linux Kernel's new
		# distributed SCM to access the history:
#	, 'sourceroot' => 'git:/some/repository/.git'
		# The 'sourceroot' config variable points to the directory
		# in which you find the `objects', `refs', `index' etc.
		# directories.

		# The string to display as the base part of every path in the tree
	, 'sourcerootname' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/src/$v'
		# Or if you want automatic version insertion
#	, 'sourcerootname' => '$v'

		#
		# Any parameters to the source access method should be specified below.
		#
		# BK:	'cachepath' is used for temporary files
		# GIT:	if `do_annotations' is non-zero, the file revision that
		#		introduced each line is displayed.
		#	`do_blame' will add the author of each line to the
		#		output. Keep in mind that the core LXR code
		#		will only request author information if
		#		annotations are switched on, too!
		#
	, 'sourceparams' =>
			{ 'cachepath'	=> '/tmp/here'
			, 'do_annotate'	=> 1,
			, 'do_blame'	=> 1
			}

		# Directories to always ignore. These usually are the SCM's
		# private directories which possibly may contain non-public
		# project history.
	, 'ignoredirs' => ['CVSROOT', '.git']

		  # Version selection subsection #
		  #==============================#

	, 'variables' =>

			# Define typed variable "v".
		{ 'v' =>
			{ 'name' => 'Version'
				# This is the list of versions to index.
				# This can come from a file, a function or be explicitly
				# ennumerated.
				# From a file:
				#	, 'range' => [ readfile('src/versions') ]
				# Explicitly:

				# updated Aug.17
				#  I'm using readfile fun. to retrive the
				#  version values.
				#  -s
				#	, 'range' => [qw(0.12)]
		                , 'range' => [ readfile('src/version') ]

				# If files within a tree can have different versions,
				# e.g in a CVS tree, 'range' can be specified as a
				# function to call for each file:
		#	, 'range' => sub
		#		{ return	($files->allreleases($LXR::Common::pathname)
		#					,$files->allrevisions($LXR::Common::pathname)
		#					)
		#		}  # deferred function call.
				#
				# When using a GIT /repo, you can use its tags
				# to create a list of versions. As an extra
				# bonus, with the Linux::KernelSort Perl module,
				# you can properly sort kernel versions. Just
				# leave it off for generic projects.
				#
				#	Simple example for any GIT repo:
		#	, 'range' => sub
		#		{ my $some_dir = "/path/to/project/.git/refs/tags";
		#		  opendir (DIR, $some_dir) || die "cannot opendir $some_dir: $!";
		#		  my @files = grep { -f "$some_dir/$_" } readdir (DIR);
		#		  closedir DIR;
		#		  return sort @files;
		#		}
				#
				#	Advanced example for Linus's upstream
				#	linux-2.6 kernel repository:
				#	'range' => sub
				#		{
				#			use Linux::KernelSort;
				#			my $kernel = new Linux::KernelSort;
				#
				#			my $some_dir = "/path/to/linux-2.6/.git/refs/tags";
				#			opendir (DIR, $some_dir) || die "cannot opendir $some_dir: $!";
				#			my @files = grep { -f "$some_dir/$_" } readdir (DIR);
				#			closedir DIR;
				#		# Linus's tags all have a leading "v"
				#		# which we must cut off for sorting
				#		# add again afterwards.
				#			for (my $i = 0; $i < scalar (@files); $i++)
				#			{
				#				$files[$i] =~ s/^v//;
				#			}
				#			@files = $kernel->sort (@files);
				#			for (my $i = 0; $i < scalar (@files); $i++)
				#			{
				#				$files[$i] =~ s/^/v/;
				#			}
				#
				#			return @files;
				#		}

				# The default version to display
				# If not specified, first in 'range' used
			, 'default' => '0.12'
			}

			# Define typed variable "a".  First value is default.
			# Meaningful for Linux kernel
			# Comment out for average user source-tree
		, 'a' =>
			{ 'name'  => 'Architecture'
			, 'range' => [qw(i386 alpha arm m68k mips ppc sparc sparc64)]
			}
		# NOTE: If you implement the 'a' variable against the Kernel tree,
		# don't rely on the above list of architectures. It is out-dated.
		# To get an accurate list, type the following command in a
		# terminal: ls path-to-kernel-source/arch/
		# The directories list in the output gives the up-to-date list.
		}

		  # Subdirectory subsection #
		  #=========================#

		# where to look for include files inside the sourcetree.  This is used to hyperlink
		# to included files.
	, 'incprefix' => [ '/include', '/include/linux' ]
		# For the 2.x-3.x Linux kernel, use
#	, 'incprefix' => [ '/include', '/arch/%-ARCH-%/include' ]
		# Leave the %-ARCH-% as is. It is needed by the 'maps' rule
		# and will be transformed into the appropriate subdir name.

		# These do funky things to paths in the system - you probably don't need them.
# 	, 'maps' =>
# 			{ '/include/asm[^\/]*/' => '/include/asm-$a/'
# 			, '/arch/[^\/]+/'       => '/arch/$a/'
# 			},
		# For the 2.x-3.x Linux kernel, use
# 	, 'maps' =>
#			{ '^/arch/%-ARCH-%/' => '/arch/$a/'
# 			}
		# Having a fully functional set of 'incprefix'/'maps' directives
		# for the kernel is not a trivial task. It requires defining many
		# auxiliary variables which are dependent on the current development
		# state of the kernel.

		  # Data storage subsection #
		  #=========================#

		# The DBI identifier for the database to use
		# For mysql, the format is dbi:mysql:dbname=<name>
		# for Postgres, it is dbi:Pg:dbname=<name>
		# for Oracle, it is dbi:Oracle:host=localhost;sid=DEVMMS;port=1521
	, 'dbname' => 'dbi:mysql:dbname=lxr'

		# If you need to specify the username or password for the database connection,
		# uncomment the following two lines
, 'dbuser'		=> 'lxr'
, 'dbpass'		=> 'foo'

		# If you need multiple lxr configurations in one database, set different table
		# prefixes for them.
#	, 'dbprefix' => 'lxr_'

		# For using glimpse, the directory to store the .glimpse files in is required
	, 'glimpsedir' => '/usr/suse/lxr/lxr/src/'

		# Location of swish-e index database files if using swish-e
#	, 'swishdir' => '/a/directory/here/'
	}
)