From 068424b26532f3551a81421a9be67ed206e5c11a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: V3n3RiX <venerix@redcorelinux.org>
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2021 07:02:28 +0100
Subject: gentoo resync : 11.08.2021

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-# This script launches Jext, the Java text editor.
-# It checks for a $HOME/.jext directory and eventually creates it.
-# Next it checks for a /etc/jextrc and $JEXT_CONFFILE (~/.jext/variables) files which define the JEXT_HOME JAVA_CMD JAVA_OPT CLASSPATH and ToShow variables. The first is system wide(used in RPM install mainly), the second is per user.
-# If this file doesn't exist the script creates it by asking the options to the user.
-
-# Sharpshooter 23/02/2002
-# Blaisorblade 18/11/2002
-
-#For special cases about different config files(for developers with working
-#copy and an unstable one to be tested).
-if [ "$JEXT_CONFFILE" = "" ]
-then
-	JEXT_CONFFILE=~/.jext/variables
-fi
-
-# Help
-if  [ "$1" = "--help" -o "$1" = "-h" ]
-then
-	echo "This script launch Jext the Java text editor."
-	echo "Usage : $0 [--reconf] [files]"
-	echo "--reconf 		doesn't start jext but clears the"
-	echo "			$JEXT_CONFFILE file with the settings to start jext"
-	echo "			(jext & java location and jext options)."
-	exit 0
-fi
-
-if [ "$1" = "--reconf" ]
-then
-	echo "Clearing $JEXT_CONFFILE, you'll have to reenter jext & java \
-interpreter location"
-	rm -f "$JEXT_CONFFILE"
-	exit 0
-fi
-
-
-# Check for the user's ~/.jext directory.
-if ! [ -d ~/.jext ]
-then
-	echo "It seems you don't have a .jext directory in your home dir."
-	echo "I create it."
-	echo
-	mkdir -p ~/.jext/xinsert
-fi
-
-
-
-# Check for the $HOME/.jext/variables file.
-if ! [ -f $JEXT_CONFFILE -o -f /etc/jextrc ]
-then
-	#Let's add some explaination in the config file.
-	cat >$JEXT_CONFFILE <<EOM
-#This is included when launching Jext. It is a normal shell script \
-used to define env vars
-#Meanings of settings:
-#JEXT_HOME The home dir of jext(under which it finds the lib and so on dirs)
-#JAVA_CMD The complete path for the java command
-#JAVA_OPT The options to be passed to the java command(not to Jext itself!)
-#CLASSPATH The extra classpath to be specified(for cases such as AntWork plugin)
-#ToShow If this is set to y the output is not redirected to /dev/null;
-# Mainly for developers who want to trace Jext output(you could also use
-# the DickTracy plugin).
-EOM
-#----
-	JEXT_HOME="/usr/share/jext/lib"
-	echo "JEXT_HOME="$JEXT_HOME >> $JEXT_CONFFILE
-#----
-	ToShow=
-	echo "ToShow="$ToShow>>$JEXT_CONFFILE
-fi
-
-# Extract the contents of the $JEXT_CONFFILE file.
-[ -f /etc/jextrc ] && source /etc/jextrc
-[ -f $JEXT_CONFFILE ] && source $JEXT_CONFFILE
-
-#Needed to make Jext find his plugins(it searches them in `pwd`/plugins)
-for i in $@
-do
-  if [ "${i:0:1}" != "/" -a "${i:0:1}" != "-" ]; then #If the first char of $i is not a / then
-    files="$files `pwd`/$i"      #it is a relative path so we must make it absolute.
-  elif [ "$i" != "-" ]; then
-    files="$files $i"
-  else
-    case "$i" in
-      --reconf|--help|-h)
-      ;;
-      *)
-        files="$files $i"
-      ;;
-    esac
-  fi
-done
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