katie/util/unicode/x11/makeencodings

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

open IN, "encodings.in"
  or die "Can't open in\n";
open out, ">encodings.c"
  or die "Can't open out\n";

my @qwritingSystems = (
    "Any",
    "Latin",
    "Greek",
    "Cyrillic",
    "Armenian",
    "Hebrew",
    "Arabic",
    "Syriac",
    "Thaana",
    "Devanagari",
    "Bengali",
    "Gurmukhi",
    "Gujarati",
    "Oriya",
    "Tamil",
    "Telugu",
    "Kannada",
    "Malayalam",
    "Sinhala",
    "Thai",
    "Lao",
    "Tibetan",
    "Myanmar",
    "Georgian",
    "Khmer",
    "SimplifiedChinese",
    "TraditionalChinese",
    "Japanese",
    "Korean",
    "Vietnamese",
    "Yi",
    "Tagalog",
    "Hanunoo",
    "Buhid",
    "Tagbanwa",
    "Limbu",
    "TaiLe",
    "Braille",
    "Other"
);

my $writingSystemsCount = @qwritingSystems;

my $num = 0;
my @xlfd = ();
my @mib = ();
my @writingSystems = ();

my $i;

while (<IN>) {
  chomp;
  s/#.*//;			
  if ( index( $_, ' ' ) > -1 ) {
    chomp;
    my @line = split( / /, $_ );
    $xlfd[$num] = $line[0];
    $mib[$num] = $line[1];
    $writingSystems[$num] = $line[2];

    $num = $num + 1;
  }

}

print out "struct XlfdEncoding {\n    const char *name;\n    int id;\n    int mib;\n};\n\n";

print out "static const XlfdEncoding xlfd_encoding[] = {\n";
$i = 0;
while( $i < $num ) {
  print out "    { \"".$xlfd[$i]."\", ".$i.", ".$mib[$i]." },\n";
  $i = $i + 1;
}
print out "    { 0, 0, 0 }\n};\n\n";

close out;