From 3869dd587d38593ff9b437d21bc36a94d74b0a10 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "committer@tuxwarrior" <committer019@tuxwarrior.com>
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2025 15:41:54 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] / removal of old code

---
 dots/bin/tp.sh | 66 --------------------------------------------------
 1 file changed, 66 deletions(-)

diff --git a/dots/bin/tp.sh b/dots/bin/tp.sh
index 2e7f963..a14a44e 100755
--- a/dots/bin/tp.sh
+++ b/dots/bin/tp.sh
@@ -10,69 +10,3 @@ if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then
 fi
 
 lfMultiSelectHandler.sh trash-put $@
-
-exit 0
-
-sync_dir_sym=/home/${USER}/syncDir
-syncdir_env_var=SYNCDIR_${HOSTNAME}
-sync_dir=${!syncdir_env_var} # '!' to use the name and not the value
-cwd=$(pwd)
-
-# nifty for debugging:
-log_file="/home/poq/syncDir/0_downloads/tp.log"
-#echo
-#echo "debugging values:"
-#echo "input args:    $@"
-#for i in "$@"; do echo "                  $i"; done;
-#echo "sync_dir_sym:  ${sync_dir_sym}"
-#echo "sync_dir:      ${sync_dir}"
-#echo "cwd:           ${cwd}"
-#echo
-#echo "---" >> ${log_file}
-#echo "$@" >> ${log_file}
-
-# loop through all files to delete
-for input_file in "$@"; do
-
-    # lf file manager sends multiple files as one input parameter, split by with newlines
-    # https://superuser.com/questions/284187/bash-iterating-over-lines-in-a-variable
-    declare -a theArray
-
-    while read -r line
-    do
-        theArray+=("$line")
-    done <<< "$input_file"
-
-    for line in "${theArray[@]}"
-    do
-        bare_line=${line}
-        #echo "$line" >> ${log_file}
-
-        # if input file has no path specified
-        if [[ ${line} != *"/"* ]]; then
-            line="${cwd}/${line}"
-        fi
-
-        # substitute parts of the old path, from using the symlink folder, to the non-symlink folder
-        # example:
-        #   "/home/poq/syncDir/0_downloads/topBanner.jpg" > "/home/poq/nextcloud/syncDir/0_downloads/topBanner.jpg"
-        #
-        # please note, if a file outside of the sync directory is tp'ed, then the replacement will not happen.
-        # this is great, as trash-put should work normally outside of the sync-dir. and for files residing outside,
-        # no replacemant should be done.
-
-        # new_file=${original_string//old_substring/new_substring}
-        new_file=${line//$sync_dir_sym/$sync_dir}
-
-        if [[ -f "${new_file}" ]] || [[ -d "${new_file}" ]] ; then
-            #trash-put "${new_file}"
-            trash-put "${bare_line}"
-            #echo "trash-put ${new_file}"
-            #echo "${new_file}" >> ${log_file}
-        else
-            echo "error: unable to delete \"${new_file}\""
-        fi
-
-    done
-
-done