#!/usr/bin/env bash ARG1="$1" # this whole next part is because there's no readlink -f in Darwin function readlinkf() { FINDFILE="$1" FILE="${FINDFILE}" PREVFILE="" C=0 MAX=100 # just in case we end up in a loop FOUND=0 while [ "${C}" -lt "${MAX}" -a "${FILE}" != "${PREVFILE}" -a "${FOUND}" -ne 1 ]; do PREVFILE="${FILE}" FILE="$(readlink "${FILE}")" if [ -z "${FILE}" ]; then # the readlink is empty means we've arrived at the script, let's canonicalize with pwd FILE="$(cd "$(dirname "${PREVFILE}")" &> /dev/null && pwd -P)"/"$(basename "${PREVFILE}")" FOUND=1 elif [ "${FILE#/}" = "${FILE}" ]; then # FILE is not an absolute path link, we need to add the relative path to the previous dir FILE="$(dirname "${PREVFILE}")/${FILE}" fi C=$((C+1)) done if [ "${FOUND}" -ne 1 ]; then echo "Could not determine path to actual file '$(basename "${FINDFILE}")'" >&2 exit 1 fi echo "${FILE}" } DIR="$(dirname "$(readlinkf "$0")")" APP="${DIR%.app/Contents/*}".app if [ "${APP}" = "${APP%.app}" ]; then echo "Could not find Jalview.app dir" >&2 exit 2 fi # check to see if $1 is set and is not start of other cli set args OPEN="" if [ -n "${ARG1}" -a "${ARG1}" = "${ARG1#-}" -a "${ARG1}" != "open" ]; then # first argument exists and does not start with a "-" and is not "open" OPEN="-open" fi APPDIR="${APP}/Contents/Resources/app" JAVA="${APPDIR}/jre/Contents/Home/bin/java" GETDOWNTXT="${APPDIR}/getdown.txt" CLASSPATH="" if [ -e "${GETDOWNTXT}" ]; then # always check grep and sed regexes on macOS -- they're not the same for JAR in $(grep -e '^code\s*=\s*' "${GETDOWNTXT}" | sed -e 's/^code\s*=\s*//;'); do [ -n "${CLASSPATH}" ] && CLASSPATH="${CLASSPATH}:" CLASSPATH="${CLASSPATH}${APPDIR}/${JAR}" done else echo "Cannot find getdown.txt" >&2 exit 3 fi if [ \! -e "${JAVA}" ]; then echo "Cannot find bundled java, using system and hoping for the best!" >&2 JAVA=java fi # don't quote $OPEN "${JAVA}" -Xdock:icon="${APPDIR}"/resource/jalview_logo.png -cp "${CLASSPATH}" jalview.bin.Launcher ${OPEN} "$@"