#!/bin/sh
######################################################################
## This simple shell script is a replacement for the `make install'
## stage of the standard perl module installation sequence.  If you
## are installing as a private user, you do not have write access to
## the system level directories where perl wants to install modules.
## It is possible to override these locations from the command line,
## but that requires a large number of awkward command line
## arguments.  In this script, I have attempted to make good guesses
## for where things should be installed.  These guesses are:
##
##   modules:   install to the location in the PERL5LIB or PERLLIB
##              environment variable
##   scripts:   $HOME/bin -- a reasonable guess for where a normal user
##              might keep personal programs and scripts
##   man pages: into this directory -- this is roughly equivalent to
##              not installing the man pages.  most normal users do
##              not keep personal man pages
##   architecture dependent files:
##              the auto/ directory under PERL5LIB or PERLLIB
##
##  If this doesn't work for you, just edit this file as appropriate.
######################################################################


if [ $PERL5LIB ]
then
  PLIB=$PERL5LIB
elif [ $PERLLIB ]
then
  PLIB=$PERLLIB
else
  echo "Neither PERL5LIB nor PERLLIB are set.  Private installation halting."
  exit
fi

# what these arguments mean
#---------------------------
# INSTALLDIRS    : this is a private install
# INSTALLPRIVLIB : modules location
# INSTALLSCRIPT  : scripts location
# INSTALLMAN1DIR : volume 1 man page location
# INSTALLMAN3DIR : volume 3 man page location
# INSTALLARCHLIB : architecture dependent files location

make -k INSTALLDIRS=perl \
        INSTALLPRIVLIB=$PLIB \
        INSTALLSCRIPT=$HOME/bin \
        INSTALLBIN=$HOME/bin \
        INSTALLMAN1DIR=`pwd`/man/man1 \
        INSTALLMAN3DIR=`pwd`/man/man3 \
        INSTALLARCHLIB=$PLIB \
        install
