#!/bin/bash
#
# creator: josh@woosworld.net
# Simple script to replicate changes made to pshop1
# to the rest of the pshops and keep the correct
# keys and exits working.
# 
# Obviously this is based on some conventions I have
# don't use pshop1 anywhere else in the file etc...
#

#first rename the pshop1 dir so we don't erase it
mv pshop1 PSHOP

#then remove all the pshop files
rm -f pshop*/*

#copy PSHOP to all the pshop directories
for FILE in pshop*;do
  if [ -d "$FILE" ]
  then
    #copy the files into the pshops directories
    cp PSHOP/* "$FILE"/
    
    #go there
    cd $FILE
    
    #for each file in the pshop directory
    for MYFILE in *;do
      #correct the key values on inventory checkers
      sed s/pshop1/$FILE/ $MYFILE > "$MYFILE"_2
      rm -f $MYFILE
      mv "$MYFILE"_2 $MYFILE      
    done

    #get the pshopnum
    PSHOPNUM=`echo "$FILE" | cut -d p -f3`
    
    #calculate HP and SP based on pshopnum
    if [ $PSHOPNUM -lt 14 ]
    then
      #top row of shops
      SP="2"
      TEMPHP=`expr $PSHOPNUM \* 3`
      HP=`expr $TEMPHP + 1`
    else
      #bottom row of shops
      SP="6"
      MODPSHOPNUM=`expr $PSHOPNUM - 14`
      TEMPHP=`expr $MODPSHOPNUM \* 3`
      HP=`expr $TEMPHP + 1`
    fi
    
    #fix the exit on gfloor
    while read LINE
    do
      if [ "$LINE" == "slaying ../pshops_main" ]
      then
        #remove the 2 lines
        read dummy_hp_line
	read dummp_sp_line
	
	#add the original back
	echo "$LINE" >> gfloor2
	
	#write the new lines
	echo "hp $HP" >> gfloor2
	echo "sp $SP" >> gfloor2
	
      else 	
        #just add it back to the file
	echo "$LINE" >> gfloor2
      fi
    done < gfloor
    
    #replace gfloor with gfloor2
    rm -f gfloor
    mv gfloor2 gfloor
    
    #go back up
    cd ..
  fi
done

#put pshop1 back
mv PSHOP pshop1

#bye
exit 0