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cd /tmp/sfs
pet2sfs PackageName-1.0

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#!/bin/sh

if [ ! $1 ];then
	echo "No dir given. Usage: `basename $0` [directory]
	
Example: `basename $0` $HOME/myfiles

Info:

This script combines your .PETs into a single .PET or .SFS file. 
You will be asked to create a .PET file first, then a .SFS file 
if no .PET was created. This script takes one argument - the 
directory containing the .PETs that you want to combine into 
a single package.

"
	exit
fi

mkdir $1/pets
mkdir $1/files
for i in "$1/"* ; do # for each file in the given package dir
	# get filenames, and extensions, without paths
	export fullname=`basename "$i"` 	# filename and extension
	export filename=${fullname%.*} 	# filename, no extension
	export extension=${fullname##*.} # extension only
	tar -xzvf "$i" -C "$1/pets"
	# copy extracted contents (only the stuff inside the extracted folders) from $workdir into $basedir
	cp --preserve=all -f -v -r "$1/pets/$filename/"* "$1/files"
	# remove pet.spec files in $basedir
	rm -v "$1/files/"*"pet.specs"
done
rm -r -v $1/pets
rmdir $1/pets

REPLY="none"
# ask to create pet
[ -e `which dir2pet` ] && Xdialog --title "Pet Create" --yesno "Do you want to create new pet file of the pets you have extracted?" 0 0 && REPLY=$?
if [ "$REPLY" = 0 ];then
	petname=$(Xdialog --title "Name your pet" --stdout --inputbox "Choose a filename for your pet file" 0 0 "name-version.pet")
	mv $1/files $1/${petname%.*} # rename dir to $petname, without extension
	rxvt -e dir2pet $1/${petname%.*}
else
	# ask to make sfs file 
	[ -e `which dir2pet` ] && Xdialog --title "SFS Create" --yesno "Do you want to create an sfs file of the pets you have extracted?" 0 0 && REPLY=$?
	[ "$REPLY" = 0 ] && rxvt -e dir2sfs $1/files
fi