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Once you have downloaded the source code for Glibc and any add-ons that you want to install, unpacking the archives is easy. All Glibc archives are compressed archives that are written in tar (tape archiver) format. The tar utility is a classic Un*x application that is still found on all Un*x systems, but has been reimplemented and extended (as always) by our friends at the Free Software Foundation.

RETURN END GO Now it will be used to break apart a comma-delimited array of values: SELECT Val FROM dbo.udf_ParseArray('A,B,C,D,E,F,G', ',') This returns the following results: Val -------------------------------------------------A B C D E F G (7 row(s) affected)

The multi-statement table UDF in this recipe was created using two parameters, the first to hold a string, and the second to define the character that delimits the string: CREATE FUNCTION dbo.udf_ParseArray ( @StringArray varchar(max), @Delimiter char(1) ) Next, a table variable is defined after the RETURNS token. The @StringArrayTable was used to hold the values of the string array after being shredded into the individual values: RETURNS @StringArrayTable TABLE (Val varchar(50))

You must use the appropriate commands explained in this section to extract the contents of both the Glibc source code archive and the archives of any add-ons that you downloaded before you proceed to subsequent sections of this chapter.

The function body started after AS and BEGIN: AS BEGIN A local variable was created to hold the delimiter position in the string: DECLARE @Delimiter_position int If the last character of the string array wasn t the delimiter value, then the delimiter value was concatenated to the end of the string array: IF RIGHT(@StringArray,1) != @Delimiter SET @StringArray = @StringArray + @Delimiter A WHILE loop was created, looping until there are no remaining delimiters in the string array: WHILE CHARINDEX(@Delimiter, @StringArray) <> 0 BEGIN Within the loop, the position of the delimiter was identified using CHARINDEX: SELECT @Delimiter_position = CHARINDEX(@Delimiter, @StringArray)

The arguments to the commands used to unpack archive files differ slightly depending on whether you are using GNU tar and whether you are extracting the contents of an archive that was compressed with gzip (and therefore has a gz extension) or bzip2 (which therefore has a bz2 extension) The gzip compression/decompression scheme is described in RFC 1952, and is a Lempel-Ziv coding (LZ77) with a 32-bit CRC The bzip and bzip2 compression/decompression scheme is based on the Burrows-Wheeler block-sorting-based lossless compression algorithm, which offers superior compression to gzip but is not as widely used If you are using a Linux system or are working under Cygwin, you are using GNU tar If you are using a Solaris or other Unix system, you are already making a big commitment to GNU software by installing GCC and Glibc.

The LEFT function was used with the delimiter position to extract the individual-delimited string part into the table variable: INSERT @StringArrayTable VALUES (left(@StringArray, @Delimiter_position - 1)) The inserted chunk was then removed from the string array using the STUFF function: SELECT @StringArray = STUFF(@StringArray, 1, @Delimiter_position, '') STUFF is used to delete a chunk of characters and insert another character string in its place This first parameter of the STUFF function is the character expression, which in this example is the string array The second parameter is the starting position of the deleted and inserted text, and in this case we are removing text from the string starting at the first position and stopping at the first delimiter The third parameter is the length of the characters to be deleted, which for this example is the delimiter-position variable value.

If you re just generating HTML, then this would be something like indexhtml The other option is the number of thumbnails to include in the index file before appending the more thumbnails link that points to a page with all the thumbnails on it # Configuration for template files my($templatepath) = "/data/pictures/photomagick"; my($imageindextemplate) = "$templatepath/imagehtml"; my($indextemplate) = "$templatepath/indexblog"; my($thumbnailtemplate) = "$templatepath/thumbnailshtml"; These configuration options are the name and location of the three template files the index template, the thumbnails template, and the image template All these files are stored in the template path directory in this example # Configuration options for the image annotation my($logofont) = "$templatepath/schmottottf"; my($logosize) = 60; my($logocolor) = "white"; my($logotext) = "stillhq.