#!/bin/bash

echo "CHECKING OUT $1"
echo

svn checkout file://$SVNROOT/rool/$1/trunk temp/$1
sleep 2

echo
echo "REMOVING CONTROL DIRECTORIES"

find temp/$1 -name ".svn" -print0 | xargs -n1 -0 rm -rf $1
sleep 2

echo "PACKAGING SOURCES"

cd temp
tar -c -f $1.tar $1
bzip2 --best $1.tar
cd ..
sleep 2

echo "EXPORTING TO PUBLIC FOLDER (and tidying up)"

# The rather gnarly looking ${1##*\/} strips off the longest
# match from the front of the string (the '##' part means this)
# with the match regexp being '*\/', i.e. any character then
# (an escaped) forwards slash. Basically, it means we get the
# leafname of the tar.bz2 file so it can be moved successfully.

mv temp/$1.tar.bz2 ~/shared/tarballs/svn/${1##*\/}.tar.bz2
rm -rf temp
sleep 2

echo "ALL DONE!"
echo