@echo off

rem WebKit application server launch script for Windows.

rem This wrapper script is needed for the AutoReload mechanism.

rem You may want to use a specific Python executable:

set PYTHON=python

rem Check whether this is a cmd-like shell

set CMD=cmd

if "%~n0"=="~n0" set CMD=dos

rem Prefer using %* instead of positional parameters,

rem because the latter have equals signs removed:

if %CMD%==cmd set ARGS=%*

rem You may give the following Python parameters in advance,

rem followed by the parameters passed on to ThreadedAppServer:

rem -O with optimization (.pyo instead of .pyc)

rem -u unbuffered output (useful for debugging)

set PY_OPTS=

:getopt

if (%1)==(-O) goto setopt

if (%1)==(-u) goto setopt

goto continue

:setopt

set PY_OPTS=%PY_OPTS% %1

if %CMD%==dos goto shift3

rem %* is not affected by shift, so shift manually:

:shift1

if "%ARGS:~0,2%"=="%1" goto shift2

set ARGS=%ARGS:~1%

goto shift1

:shift2

set ARGS=%ARGS:~3%

:shift3

shift

goto getopt

:continue

rem If %* not available, use positional parameters:

if %CMD%==dos set ARGS=%1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9

rem Make the directory where this script lives the current directory:

if %CMD%==cmd pushd %~dp0

rem As long as the app server returns a 3, it wants to be restarted:

:restart

%PYTHON%%PY_OPTS% Launch.py ThreadedAppServer %ARGS%

if errorlevel 3 goto restart

rem Change back to old working directory:

if %CMD%==cmd popd