#!/bin/sh
#
# Trivial egregious hack to load the console keyboard layout into XKB.
#
# Yes, this should really just be written in python.  If you can figure
# out how to make hal callouts written in python _work_, then please
# let me know.  In the meantime, we'll do this.

[[ -x /usr/bin/python ]] || exit 0
[[ -x /usr/bin/hal-set-property ]] || exit 0

source /etc/sysconfig/keyboard >& /dev/null || exit 0

[[ -n "$KEYTABLE" ]] || exit 0

rhplquery () {
    /usr/bin/python -c "import rhpl.keyboard_models; m = rhpl.keyboard_models.KeyboardModels().get_models(); print \"junk='%s' layout='%s' model='%s' variant='%s' options='%s'\" % tuple(m[\"$1\"])" || echo "exit 0"
}

eval `rhplquery $KEYTABLE`

hal_set () {
    if [[ -n "${!1}" ]]; then
	/usr/bin/hal-set-property --direct --udi "$UDI" --key input.xkb.$1 --string "${!1}"
    else
	/usr/bin/hal-set-property --direct --udi "$UDI" --key input.xkb.$1 --remove
    fi
}

hal_set layout
hal_set model
hal_set variant
hal_set options