# /etc/xprofile
# Some X session related scripts and functions.

source /etc/shell-colors

Create_Date_String ()
{
datestring=`date +"%G-%m-%d %T"`
}

X_Session_Log_Number ()
{
# Use this for the .xsession log. This is not used for the same purpose as
# a similar routine in the /usr/bin/startx script.
display=0
while [ -e "/tmp/.X${display}-lock" ]; do
  display=$(( $display + 1 ))
done
display=$(( $display - 1 ))
}

X_Session_Log_Name ()
{
X_Session_Log_Number
# redirect X session messages to a file in user's home directory if we can
for logfile in "$HOME/.xsession-log-:$display" "${TMPDIR-/tmp}/xses-$USER" "/tmp/xses-$USER"
do
  if ( cp /dev/null "$logfile" 2> /dev/null )
  then
    chmod 600 "$logfile"
    exec > "$logfile" 2>&1
    break
  fi
done
}

Text_Break ()
{
echo "--------------------------------------------------------" >> $STATUSFILE
}

Initialize_Status_Header ()
{
Create_Date_String
if [ ! -f $STATUSFILE ] ; then
  touch $STATUSFILE
fi
echo "# This file is generated automatically and is" > $STATUSFILE
echo "# updated during an X session. This file may be" >> $STATUSFILE
echo "# deleted at any time." >> $STATUSFILE
echo "# File created: $datestring" >> $STATUSFILE
Text_Break
}

Initialize_Status_Message ()
{
Initialize_Status_Header
Text_Break
echo "Starting X from $1: $datestring" >> $STATUSFILE
if [ "$1" = "startx" ] ; then
	echo -e "${BOLDGREEN}Starting the X graphical environment...${COLOR_RESET}"
fi
}