Replace since by Since

since.sh

echo "Enter file name"
read file_name

output=$(grep -n 'since' $file_name)
echo "$output" > tmp.txt
while read name
do
	IFS=': ' read -ra line_and_since <<< "$name"
	line_no="${line_and_since[0]}"
	version_no="${line_and_since[-1]}"

	next_line=$((line_no + 1))
	echo "${name}"
	sed -i "${line_no}s/ @since [0-9].[0-9].[0-9]/\//" "$file_name"
	sed -i "${next_line}s/*\//@Since(\"${version_no}\")/" "$file_name"
	sed -i "${next_line}s/ @Since/@Since/" "$file_name"

done < tmp.txt

# This is to remove empty docstrings, however it fails in badly formatted docs.
# x=0
# output=$(grep -n 'Since' $file_name)
# echo "$output" > tmp.txt
# while read name
# do

# 	IFS=': ' read -ra line_and_since <<< "$name"
# 	line_no="${line_and_since[0]}"
# 	version_no="${line_and_since[-1]}"

# 	prev_line=$((line_no - 2 - x))
# 	line="`sed -n "${prev_line}p" "$file_name"`"
	
# 	if [[ `echo $line | grep '/\/*/*' ` ]]
# 	then

# 	  # Remove empty docstrings like
# 	  # /**
# 	  # */
# 	  if [[ "${#line}" -eq 3 ]]
# 	  then
# 	  	x=$((x - 2))
# 	  	sed -i "${prev_line}d" "$file_name"
# 	  	sed -i "${prev_line}d" "$file_name"
# 	  fi
# 	fi

# done < tmp.txt