Index: third_party/ffmpeg/copy_binaries.sh |
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-#!/bin/bash |
-# |
-# This is meant to replicate the behavior of cp, except that it will not fail |
-# if the source files are not present. Something like |
-# "cp ${SOURCES} ${DEST} || true" would also have worked except that |
-# gyp does not allow for specifying || in the action, and the windows |
-# cygwin envrionment does not include "true" making a script like this the |
-# least ugly solution. |
- |
-SOURCES="" |
-DESTINATION="" |
- |
-# Shift off every argument but the last and consider them the sources. |
-# It would have probably been easier to put the destination first, but |
-# this is not too hard and it replicates the argument ordering of cp. |
-while (( "$#" != 1 )); do |
- SOURCES="$SOURCES $1" |
- shift |
-done |
- |
-DESTINATION=$1 |
- |
-# Early out if there was not enough parameters to discern a destination. |
-# Also fail the command because this means we are being invoked incorrectly. |
-if test -z "$DESTINATION"; then |
- echo "ERROR: Destination empty." |
- exit 1 |
-fi |
- |
-# Only try to copy the source file if it exists. It is not an error |
-# if the input does not exist; we just silently ignore the input. |
-for i in $SOURCES; do |
- if test -f $i; then |
- cp -v -f $i $DESTINATION |
- fi |
-done |
- |
-# Make sure we always succeed. |
-exit 0 |