#!/bin/bash
  
  #################################################
  # File :    Tools.sh                            #
  # Brief :   Tool functions                      #
  # Author :  Jean-François Rey                   #
  # Version : 1.0                                 #
  # Date :    13/06/13                            #
  #################################################
  
  # Type
  ERROR=2
  WARN=1
  INFO=0
  
  # Global Verbose variable (have to be define in scripts)
  # 0 : mute
  # 1 : basic info (start,config,end)
  # 2 : add process
  # 3 : all
  VERBOSE=0
  
  # print_message( verbose_level, message)
  # - message_type : ERROR, WARN, INFO
  # - verbose_level : level to print message
  # - message : the message to print
  function print_message()
  {
      if [ $# -eq 3 ]
      then
          # print error

          if [ $1 -eq $ERROR ]; then echo -ne " ###ERROR : $3
  " >&2 ; return 0; fi

          # check verbose level
          if [ $2 -le $VERBOSE ]
          then

              #for (( dec=1 ; $dec<$2 ; dec++ )); do echo -ne "\t"; done

              # print warn

              if [ $1 = $WARN ]; then echo -ne " ##WARNING : $3
  "; return 0; fi 

              # default info

              echo -ne " #INFO : $3
  " 

          fi
      fi
  }
  
  # print_error(message)
  # - message : error message to print
  function print_error()
  {

      if [ $# -eq 1 ]
      then
          print_message $ERROR 3 "$1"
      fi

  }
  
  # print_warn(message,[level])
  # - message : message to print
  # - level : optional option - verbose level to print
  function print_warn()
  {
      if [ $# -eq 2 ]
      then
         print_message $WARN $2 "$1"
      else
          print_message $WARN $VERBOSE "$1"
      fi
  }
  
  # print_info(message,[level])
  # - message : message to print
  # - level : optional option - verbose level to print
  function print_info()
  {
      if [ $# -eq 2 ]
      then
          print_message $INFO $2 "$1"
      else
          print_message $INFO $VERBOSE "$1"
      fi
  }

  # print_log_file(filename,message)
  # - filename : full path to log file
  # - message : message to log
  print_log_file()
  {
      if [ $# -eq 2 ]
      then

          echo -e "$2" >> "$1"

      fi
  }