File macros.mingw32-hicolor of Package mingw32-hicolor-icon-theme

# RPM macros for packages installing icons or a whole icon theme
#
###
#
# When a package installs icons (or a whole icon theme), it should use
# both macros:
#
#  - %_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_post in %post
#  - %_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_postun in %postun
#
# Additionally, if a package installs a whole icon theme, it should use
# this macro:
#
#  - %_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_create_ghost in %install
#
# This macro takes the name of an icon theme as argument. The
# icon-theme.cache created this way should be added with %ghost in the
# file list.
#
# Note that %_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_post and %_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_postun can
# optionally take the name of the icon theme where icons are installed.
# This is useful for packages containing a whole icon theme. If no
# argument is passed, the hicolor icon theme is assumed (which is where
# applications usually install their icons).
#
###

%_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_create_ghost()                                                                   \
if test "x%1" == "x%%1"; then                                                                      \
  echo "Missing argument in call to %%_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_create_ghost."                              \
  false                                                                                            \
fi                                                                                                 \
mkdir -p "%{buildroot}%{_mingw32_datadir}/icons/%1"                                                        \
touch "%{buildroot}%{_mingw32_datadir}/icons/%1/icon-theme.cache"

# The macro is a compatibility place holder to not break .spec files. It has been migrated to be a file trigger
%_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_post()                                                                           \
%nil

# The macro is a compatibility place holder to not break .spec files. It has been migrated to be a file trigger
%_mingw32_icon_theme_cache_postun()                                                                         \
%nil