function [bonds,components] = rbg2abg(rbonds,rstrokes,rcomponents,rports,infofile)

% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% %% Version control history
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% %% $Id$
% %% $Log$
% %% Revision 1.6  1996/08/25 08:27:14  peter
% %% Now checks ports correctely - I hope.
% %%
% %% Revision 1.5  1996/08/24 19:21:26  peter
% %% More specific error messages.
% %%
% %% Revision 1.4  1996/08/24 18:00:33  peter
% %% Fixed bug with finding ports.
% %%
% %% Revision 1.3  1996/08/09 08:26:35  peter

if nargin<5
  infofile='stdout';
else
  fnum = fopen(infofile, 'w');
end;

% Xfig scaling factor
scale = 1200.0/2.54546;

% Rotation matrix
rot = [0 -1; 1 0];

% Find number of strokes
[n_strokes,columns] = size(rstrokes);
if (columns ~= 4)&(n_strokes>0)

which_end    = (distance_1>distance_2)*[1 1];
one          = ones(size(which_end));
other_end    = which_end.*other_end_1 + (one-which_end).*other_end_2;
arrow_vector = ( which_end.*other_end_2 + (one-which_end).*other_end_1 ) - ...
    arrow_end;
 
% Locate the bond end nearest to each port
% col 1 of port_near_bond contains a signed bond number (+ for arrow end)
% col 2  of port_near_bond contains the corresponding port number
for i = 1:n_ports
  near_bond = adjbond(rports(i,1:2),arrow_end,other_end);
  signed_bond = near_bond(1)*sign(1.5-near_bond(2))
  port_near_bond(i,:) = [signed_bond, rports(i,3)];
end;

% Locate the components at the ends of each bond
% col 1 of comp_near_bond contain the component nearest to the arrow end
% col 2 of comp_near_bond contain the component nearest to the other end
for i = 1:n_bonds
  comp_near_bond(i,:) = adjcomp(arrow_end(i,:),other_end(i,:),rcomponents);
end;

% Produce a list of bonds on each component - sorted if explicit port numbers
for i = 1:n_components    
  
  % There are n bonds on this component with corresponding index
  [index,n] = getindex(comp_near_bond,i);
  
  % Error message in case we need it!
  port_error = sprintf(... 
      'Component at (%1.3f,%1.3f) has inconsistent port numbers', ...
      rcomponents(i,1)/scale, rcomponents(i,2)/scale);

  if index(1,1) ~= 0 % Then its a genuine component 
    
    % Create the signed list of bonds on this component
    one = ones(n,1);
    bond_list = index(:,1); %  bond at component
    bond_end = index(:,2);  % which end of bond at component?
    direction = -sign(bond_end-1.5*one);
    signed_bond_list = bond_list.*direction;

    % Default sort of bonds (ie no change)
    sort_index = [1:n]'; 
    
    if n_ports>0 % then there are some numbered ports 
      % so find those associated with the bonds on this component.
      k=0; port_number=[];
      for j = 1:n
	b = signed_bond_list(j); 
	% Find the port on component end of bond (if any)
	[port_index,m] = getindex(port_near_bond(:,1),b);








	if m==1

	  k=k+1;
	  port_number(k,1) = port_near_bond(port_index,2);
	  end;
      end;

      % Must have a lable for each port or non at all
      if k==n % Then a full set of port numbers
	[sorted,sort_index]=sort(port_number);
	
	%Check that all the numbers (1..n) are there
	if sum(sorted==[1:n]')~=n % There is something wrong
	  mtt_info(port_error,fnum);
	  mtt_info(sprintf('\t it must have ports from 1:%1.0f\n', n), ...
	      fnum);
	end;
      else
	if k~=0
	  mtt_info(port_error,fnum);
	  mtt_info(sprintf('\t it must have 0 or %1.0f ports\n', n), fnum);
	end;
      end;
      
    end;
  end;
    




  % Write out bond list sorted by port number (if any)
  for j = 1:length(sort_index)
    jj = sort_index(j);
    components(i,j) = signed_bond_list(jj);
  end;
end;