#!/bin/sh

#
# Description:
#		This demonstrates the CDK command line
# interface to the label widget.
#

#
# Create some global variables.
#
CDK_LABEL="../cdklabel"
dfTmp="/tmp/label.$$"
tmp="/tmp/tmp.$$"
top="/tmp/dfTop.$$"
bottom="/tmp/dfBottom.$$"

#
# Get the filesystem information.
#
getDiskInfo()
{
   fileName=$1;
   command="df"

   #
   # Determine the type of operating system.
   #
   machine=`uname -s`
   if [ "$machine" = "SunOS" ]; then
      level=`uname -r`

      if [ "$level" -gt 4 ]; then
         command="df -kl"
      fi
   else
      if [ "$machine" = "AIX" ]; then
         command="df -i"
      fi
   fi

   #
   # Run the command.
   #
   ${command} > ${fileName}
}

#
# Get the disk information.
#
getDiskInfo ${dfTmp}

#
# Bold the first line of the df command.
#
head -1 ${dfTmp} | awk '{printf "</B>%s\n", $0}' > ${top}
tail +2 ${dfTmp} > ${bottom}

#
# Create the message for the label widget.
#
echo "<C>This is the current" > ${tmp}
echo "<C>status of your local filesystems." >> ${tmp}
echo "<C><#HL(2)>" >> ${tmp}
cat ${top} >> ${tmp}
cat ${bottom} >> ${tmp}
echo "<C><#HL(2)>" >> ${tmp}
echo "" >> ${tmp}
echo "<C>Hit </R>space<!R> to continue." >> ${tmp}

#
# Create the label widget to display the information.
#
${CDK_LABEL} -f "${tmp}" -p " " -c "ls" -S

#
# Clean up.
#
rm -f ${tmp} ${output} ${dfTmp} ${top} ${bottom}