#! /bin/sh

# set some variables to make the thing a bit more readable...

remove_diversion ()
{
  real_file=$1
  temp_file=$1.wmaker-tmp
  diversion=$2

  if [ -e ${real_file} ] ; then
    mv ${real_file} ${temp_file}
  fi
  dpkg-divert --remove --rename --quiet --package wmaker \
    --divert ${diversion} ${real_file}
  if [ -e ${temp_file} ] ; then
    mv ${temp_file} ${real_file}
  fi
}

# asclock's location and its diversion

asclock=/usr/X11R6/bin/asclock
asclock_divert_to=/usr/X11R6/bin/asclock.afterstep

# asclock's manpage and its diversions

asclock_man=/usr/X11R6/man/man1/asclock.1x.gz
asclock_man_divert_to=/usr/X11R6/man/man1/asclock.afterstep.1x.gz
old_asclock_man_divert_to=/usr/X11R6/man/man1/asclock.1x.afterstep.gz

# are the diversions present?

asclock_diversion=$(dpkg-divert --list | grep 'asclock .*by wmaker')
asclock_man_diversion=$(dpkg-divert --list | grep 'asclock\.afterstep\.1x.*by wmaker')
old_man_diversion=$(dpkg-divert --list | grep 'asclock\.1x\.afterstep.*by wmaker')

# ... and set a safety net in case something goes really wrong

set -e

case "$1" in
  upgrade|install)
    if [ "$old_man_diversion" ] ; then
      echo "Removing really old diversion of asclock manpage by wmaker..."
      remove_diversion ${asclock_man} ${old_asclock_man_divert_to} 
    fi

    if [ "$asclock_diversion" ] ; then
      echo "Removing diversion of asclock to asclock.afterstep..."
      remove_diversion ${asclock} ${asclock_divert_to}
    fi

    if [ "$asclock_man_diversion" ] ; then
      echo "Removing diversion of asclock.1x to asclock.afterstep.1x..."
      remove_diversion ${asclock_man} ${asclock_man_divert_to}
    fi

    exit 0
  ;;
  abort-upgrade)
    # the postrm has failed; preinst is only called like this after
    # a failed upgrade and the current postrm also fails. Now,
    # in what situation does this happen? Force non-zero exit code.
    exit 1
  ;;
esac

#DEBHELPER#