#!/bin/csh -f
# Convert X11 .bdf font files to NeWS .afb font files,
# apply some heuristics to figure out their names,
# and dump out NeWS .fb files.
#
# Copyright (C) 1988 by Don Hopkins. (don@brillig.umd.edu)
# University of Maryland Human Computer Interaction Lab.
# Feel free to redistribute this. Please send my your improvements!
#
# Bugs: You can't run multiple instances of this shell script at once in 
# the same directory (because of the file "font-name"). 
# The heuristics to figure out the font name seem to work OK with the 
# X11R3 fonts, but they may need to be frobbed for other fonts.
#

foreach file ($*)
echo -n Converting $file ... 
rm -f font-name
set out = `basename $file:r.afb`
awk '\
/^FONT / { if ($2 == "Apple" && $3 == "Macintosh") \
		name = $4 \
	   else name = $2 \
	   if (name ~ /\.bdf$/) \
		name = substr(name, 1, length(name)-4) } \
/^FAMILY_NAME / { name = $2 } \
/^WEIGHT_NAME / { name = name "-" $2 } \
/^SLANT / { if ($2 == "\"I\"" && name !~ /.*Italic/) \
		name = name "Italic" } \
/^DEVICE_FONT_NAME / { name = $2 } \
/^COPYRIGHT "public domain"/ { next } \
/^STARTPROPERTIES/ , /^ENDPROPERTIES/ { next } \
{print} \
END { while ((name ~ /\n$/) || (name ~ /-[0-9]*$/)) \
	name = substr(name, 1, length(name)-1) \
      print name > "font-name" } \
' $file > $out
set name = `sed 's/"//g' < font-name`
echo Done.
echo -n Dumping $name ...
dumpfont -d fonts -n $name $out
rm $out
end
rm -f font-name