airblast_tcl

#!/usr/bin/env tclsh

# execute in wish from path \
#exec wish "$0" ${1+"$@"}

# ==================== AIRWAVE DLL BATCH LINKER ====================
# by an airwave user
#
# READ THIS INTRODUCTION BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO USE IT
#
# ==================== HOW TO USE IT ===============================
# This is a Tcl script. You must have Tcl 8.4.6 or later to use it.
# Older versions of Tcl may work, but I am not sure they will.
#
# First, 'cd' to the directory that contains the DLL files of the
# Windows plugins and run the command. All the *.dll files in the
# current directory will be found and linked RECURSIVELY. Yes,
# recursively, so make sure you're happy with the directory location
# and structure before you run this script.
#
# Example:
# $ cd /some/directory/with/a/truckload/of/plugins
# $ airblast
#
# Tip: some file managers such as pcmanfm or spacefm let you press F4
# to launch a terminal session in whatever directory it is displaying,
# so you don't even have to 'cd' manually.
#
# After you run the command, a temporary file will be opened in a text
# editor. (I use Vim, but it is easy to edit this script and change it
# to another editor of your preference.) So this is your chance to edit
# the names of the plugins if you don't like the defaults. You can
# change them or not. Your call.
#
# The NAMES ARE ON THE FAR LEFT OF EACH LINE, right BEFORE THE FIRST
# FORWARD SLASH. That is the name you will see in the DAW's list of
# available VST plugins. Be careful not to delete the forward slash.
# It is a delimiter so the entire operation will break if you delete
# the forward slash. Also, don't use the forward slash in the name of
# any plugin. If you do, it will become the first forward slash of the
# line, in a rather expected and inconvenient place, and the script
# will certainly make some bizarre mistake.
#
# Everything after the first forward slash of the line is the path to
# the .dll file of the actual plugin. DON'T CHANGE ANY OF THAT.
#
# When you finish editing, save the file and close it. When the text
# editor exits, the script will continue its job and will create all
# the necessary Airwave bridge links in one fell swoop.
#
# The location where the plugin links will be created is hard wired.
# They will be created in the following directory:
# /usr/lib/vst/airwave/
# Besides, you MUST have at least one *.so plugin link/bridge already
# created by Airwave in that directory, or this script will not work.
# If you don't have any Airwave *.so file in that directory, create at
# least one with the Airwave GUI before running this script.
# If you don't want /usr/lib/vst/airwave/ to be your target directory,
# just edit that option in the script below. Come on, try it. It's not
# rocket science.
#
# After running the script, open your DAW and have it refresh the list
# of plugins (assuming it's already configured to find plugins in the
# /usr/lib/vst directory). That's it. The DAW will detect the new
# plugins in that directory and add them to its internal catalogue with
# the names you chose to edit or leave untouched in the previous step.
#
# Note 1: if you're afraid of running the script, you can test it with
# a dry run first. Just run it with any one or more arguments and see
# what happens: the script will not do anything at all except print
# out what it would have done if it had been run in normal mode.
#
# Example:
# $ cd /some/directory/with/a/truckload/of/plugins
# $ airblast dryrun
#
# Using the word 'dryrun' as argument in this example makes sense, but
# the truth is that the script will run in dry run mode with any one
# or more arguments of your choice. Any word at all will trigger dry
# run mode. It's a safety mechanism against typos.
#
# Note 2: every time you run this script NOT in dry run mode, it makes
# a backup copy of your airwave.conf file in the ~/.config/airwave/
# directory. If something goes terribly wrong, use the backup file to
# clean up the mess.
#
# This script is placed in the public domain.
# No guarantees are included whatsoever. If it blows up in your face,
# eats your files or teaches profanity to your parrot, no one will be
# responsible.
# If you find a bug, fix it for your own good. If you don't find any
# bugs, rejoice. Ignorance is bliss.
#
# ==================================================================

# USER OPTIONS. EDIT THESE AT WILL.
set _editor "/usr/bin/vim"
set _airwave_directory "/usr/lib/vst/airwave/"


# SCRIPT BEGINS HERE. DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING BELOW THIS POINT
# UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING.

set _airwave_directory  [file normalize $_airwave_directory]
set _airwave_config     [file normalize "~/.config/airwave"]
set _found_dlls         [file normalize "$_airwave_config/found_dlls.txt"]

if  {[file isdirectory $_airwave_directory] == 0}   {
    puts "ERROR. The target directory '$_airwave_directory' doesn't even exist! Did you ever read the instructions???"
    puts "Please fix that problem and try again."
    puts ""
    exit
}

# --------------------------------
proc rw {argRW argFile args}    {
    set _fp [open $argFile $argRW]
    if  {[string range $argRW 0 0] == "r"}  {
        set _slurp [read $_fp]
        close $_fp
        return $_slurp
    }
    for  {set i 0}  {$i <= [llength $args]}  {incr i}  {
        puts -nonewline $_fp [lindex $args $i]
    }
    close $_fp
}

# --------------------------------
rw w $_found_dlls [exec find [pwd] -iname "*.dll"]

set _fp [open $_found_dlls r]
    while   {-1 != [gets $_fp _line]}  {
        regexp {([^/]+$)} $_line => _pluginfile
        regexp {([^/]+)\.[^/.]+$} $_line => _pluginname
        regsub {.*\.wine\/(.+)} $_line {\1} _fullpath
        append _prettylist "$_pluginname/$_fullpath\n"
    }
close $_fp

if  {[info exists _prettylist] == 0}    {
    puts "ERROR. No DLLs found. Perhaps you're running this in the wrong directory?"
    puts ""
    exit
} else {rw w $_found_dlls $_prettylist}

# --------------------------------
# PAUSE TO REVIEW AND POSSIBLY EDIT THE LIST OF PLUGINS

proc subreview {}   {
    set _newplugins {}
    set _repeats {}
    set _conflicts {}

    eval "exec $::_editor $::_found_dlls <@stdin >@stdout"

    set _fp [open $::_found_dlls r]
        while   {-1 != [gets $_fp _line]}  {
            regexp {([^/]+)/.*} $_line => _pluginname
            lappend _newplugins $_pluginname
        }
    close $_fp

    foreach i $_newplugins  {
        if  {[llength [lsearch -all $_newplugins $i]] > 1}      {
            lappend _repeats $i
        }
    }
    if  {[llength $_repeats] > 0}   {
        puts ""
        puts "You are trying to add more than one plugin with the exact same name, which is not possible. "
        puts "Maybe you're adding both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the same plugin? In that case, "
        puts "remove one or just rename it, e.g. plugin_name_64-bit."
        puts ""
        puts "Press Enter to continue, Ctrl-c to quit."
        gets stdin _line
        subreview
    }

    foreach i [glob $::_airwave_directory/*.so] {
        set i [file rootname [file tail $i]]
        lappend _alreadyexist $i
    }
    if  {[llength $_alreadyexist] == 0}     {
        puts "ERROR. The target directory doesn't have any previously created link."
        puts "Please refer to the instructions, specifically this part:"
        puts ""
        puts "\"The plugin links will be created in the following directory: $_airwave_directory"
        puts "Besides, you MUST have at least one *.so plugin link/bridge already created by Airwave in that directory, "
        puts "or the script will not work. And it must not be empty."
        puts "If you don't have any Airwave *.so file in that directory, create at least one with the Airwave GUI before "
        puts "running this script. If you don't like that choice of directory, just change that option in the script.\""
        puts ""
        exit
    }
    foreach i $_newplugins  {
        if  {[lsearch $_alreadyexist $i] >= 0}      {
            puts "conflict: $i"
            lappend _conflicts $i
        }
    }
    if  {[llength $_conflicts] > 0} {
        puts ""
        puts "Uh-oh! The following names you have chosen for plugins to be added are in conflict with already existing ones. "
        puts "You can't change existing ones, but you can change the ones you're adding now. The list will be opened in the "
        puts "text editor again so you can edit or delete them:"
        puts ""
        foreach k $_conflicts   {
            puts $k
        }
        puts ""
        puts "Press Enter to continue, Ctrl-c to quit."
        gets stdin _line
        subreview
        # eval "exec $::_editor $::_found_dlls <@stdin >@stdout"
    }
}
subreview

# --------------------------------
# GOOD. MOVING ON...

if  {[llength $argc] == 0}  {
    set _dryrun 0
}   else {set _dryrun 1}

if  {$argc == 0}    {
    set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds] -format "%Y-%m-%d_%H:%M"]
    file copy -force "$_airwave_config/airwave.conf" "$_airwave_config/airwave.conf.backup.$timestamp"

    set _anyplugin [lindex [glob $_airwave_directory/*.so] 0]

    foreach i [split [rw r "$_found_dlls"] "\n"]    {
        if  {$i == ""}  {continue}
        regexp {^([^/]+)/.*} $i -> _pluginname
        regexp {^([^/]+)/(.*)} $i -> -> _dllpath
        file copy "$_anyplugin" "$_airwave_directory/$_pluginname.so"
        eval "exec touch $_airwave_directory/$_pluginname.so"

        append _insert "\n      {
     \"loader\" : \"default\",
     \"log_level\" : -1,
     \"path\" : \"$_airwave_directory/$_pluginname.so\",
     \"prefix\" : \"real\",
     \"target\" : \"$_dllpath\"
      },"
        set _oldconf [rw r "$_airwave_config/airwave.conf"]
        regsub {("links" : \[)} $_oldconf "\\1$_insert" _newconf
    }
    rw w "$_airwave_config/airwave.conf" $_newconf

} else {
    puts "RUNNING IN DRY RUN MODE. The following changes will NOT be applied:"
    puts ""
    foreach i [split [rw r "$_found_dlls"] "\n"]    {
        if  {$i == ""}  {continue}
        regexp {^([^/]+)/.*} $i -> _pluginname
        regexp {^([^/]+)/(.*)} $i -> -> _dllpath
        puts "CREATE BRIDGE: $_airwave_directory/$_pluginname.so"
        puts "POINTING TO: $_dllpath"
        puts ""
    }
    puts "END OF SIMULATION."
    puts ""
}

puts DONE!