#!/bin/sh
#
# Copyright 1995, by Hewlett-Packard Company
#
# The code in this file is from the book "Shell Programming
# Examples" by Bruce Blinn, published by Prentice Hall.
# This file may be copied free of charge for personal,
# non-commercial use provided that this notice appears in
# all copies of the file.  There is no warranty, either
# expressed or implied, supplied with this code.
#
# NAME
#    Wc - recursive version of the wc command
#
# SYNOPSIS
#    Wc [-c][-l][-w] [file | directory ...]
#
# DESCRIPTION
#    This is a recursive version of the wc command.  This
#    command counts the lines, words,and characters in the
#    files similar to the wc command, however, this command
#    also searches subdirectories for files to include in
#    the counts.
#
#    If a file name on the command line contains wildcard
#    characters, it must be quoted so that the wildcard
#    characters can be processed inside this shell script
#    rather than being expanded into file names on the
#    command line.  For example:
#
#         Wc "directory/*.c"
#
#    will search "directory" and its subdirectories for
#    files that end in ".c" and count the lines, words, and
#    characters in those files.
#
#    -c    Count characters
#
#    -l    Count lines
#
#    -w    Count words
#
# RETURN VALUE
#    0    Successful completion
#    1    Usage error
#
############################################################
CMDNAME=`basename $0`
USAGE="Usage: $CMDNAME [-c][-l][-w] [file | directory ...]"
TMP=/tmp/Wc.$$           # Temporary file for output of wc
LINE=                    # Line read from file
DIR=                     # Top level directory
PATTERN=                 # File name matching pattern
C=                       # Suppress newline of echo (Sys V)
N=                       # Suppress newline of echo (BSD)
COUNT_LINES=FALSE        # Display the number of lines?
COUNT_WORDS=FALSE        # Display the number of words?
COUNT_CHARS=FALSE        # Display the number of characters?
LINES=0                  # Cumulative line count
WORDS=0                  # Cumulative word count
CHARS=0                  # Cumulative character count

trap 'rm -f /tmp/*.$$; exit 1' 1 2 3 15

#
# Parse command options.
#
while :
do
     case $1 in
          -c)  COUNT_CHARS=TRUE
               shift
               ;;
          -l)  COUNT_LINES=TRUE
               shift
               ;;
          -w)  COUNT_WORDS=TRUE
               shift
               ;;
          --)  shift
               break
               ;;
          -*)  echo "$USAGE" 1>&2
               exit 1
               ;;
          *)   break
               ;;
     esac
done

#
# Set default.
#
if [ $COUNT_LINES = FALSE -a \
     $COUNT_WORDS = FALSE -a \
     $COUNT_CHARS = FALSE ]
then
     COUNT_LINES=TRUE
     COUNT_WORDS=TRUE
     COUNT_CHARS=TRUE
fi

#
# Set the options for echo.
#
if [ "`echo -n`" = "-n" ]; then
     C='\c'
else
     N='-n'
fi

for parm in "${@:-.}"
do
     if [ -d "$parm" ]; then
          DIR="$parm"
          PATTERN="*"
     else
          DIR=`dirname "$parm"`
          PATTERN=`basename "$parm"`
     fi

     for d in `find $DIR -type d -print | sort`
     do
          #
          # The standard error of wc is sent to /dev/null to
          # discard the message that is printed when there
          # is no file that matches the pattern.
          #
          wc $d/$PATTERN 2>/dev/null |
               grep -v " total$" >$TMP

          exec <$TMP
          while read LINE
          do
               set -- $LINE

               if [ "$COUNT_LINES" = "TRUE" ]; then
                    LINES=`expr $LINES + $1`
                    echo $N "	$1$C"
               fi
               shift

               if [ "$COUNT_WORDS" = "TRUE" ]; then
                    WORDS=`expr $WORDS + $1`
                    echo $N "	$1$C"
               fi
               shift

               if [ "$COUNT_CHARS" = "TRUE" ]; then
                    CHARS=`expr $CHARS + $1`
                    echo $N "	$1$C"
               fi
               shift

               echo "	$@"
          done
     done
done

#
# Print totals
#
if [ "$COUNT_LINES" = "TRUE" ]; then
     echo $N "	$LINES$C"
fi

if [ "$COUNT_WORDS" = "TRUE" ]; then
     echo $N "	$WORDS$C"
fi

if [ "$COUNT_CHARS" = "TRUE" ]; then
     echo $N "	$CHARS$C"
fi

echo "	Total"

rm -f /tmp/*.$$
exit 0