Triangle-Tools2/programs/run

#!/bin/bash

# Term. colours for output
RED='\033[0;31m'   # Red
GRN='\033[0;32m'   # Green
YLLW='\033[0;33m'  # Yellow
NC='\033[0m'       # No Color

TRI="" #.tri file

# Check if the input in arg 1 ($1) is empty
if [ -z "$1" ]
    then # if empty...
        printf "${YLLW}Usage: $0 *.tri file (optional: $0 *.tri tree)${NC}"
        exit 1 # Exit with code 1, failure
    else
        TRI=$1
fi

#Remove the extension of the file
FILENAME=$(echo $TRI | cut -f 1 -d '.')

printf "${YLLW}[INFO] Compiling file: $FILENAME.tri to $FILENAME.tam ...${NC}\n"

# Compile to tam
if java -cp ../build/libs/Triangle-Tools.jar triangle.Compiler $FILENAME.tri -o=$FILENAME.tam &> /dev/null #quiet
    then if [ -z "$2" ]
            then #if second arg empty (really im not checking if you put tree)
                printf "${GRN}[INFO] Running file: $FILENAME.tam ...${NC}\n"
                java -cp ../build/libs/Triangle-Tools.jar triangle.abstractMachine.Interpreter $FILENAME.tam
                exit 0
            else #youve put tree, so lets see it!
                printf "${GRN}[INFO] Running file: $FILENAME.tam ... and displaying AST${NC}\n"
                java -cp ../build/libs/Triangle-Tools.jar triangle.Compiler $FILENAME.tri tree -o=$FILENAME.tam &> /dev/null #quiet
                exit 0
         fi
    else #error msg
        printf "${RED}[ERROR] Could not complie $FILENAME.tri ...${NC}"
        err=$(java -cp ../build/libs/Triangle-Tools.jar triangle.Compiler $FILENAME.tri -o=$FILENAME.tam)
        printf "${RED}\n$err\n${NC}"
        exit 1 #exit with 1, failure
fi