#!/bin/sh

# Make sure that Platypus has $1 set to path to application under the 
# script parameters.

location=$(dirname "$1")
location="\"$location\""

name=$(basename "$1" .app)

if [ $# != 1 ]; then
	newname=$(basename "$2" .exe)
	newname=$(basename "$newname" .EXE)
	command="cd $location && mv \"$name.app\" \"$newname.app\""
	eval $command
	wait
else
	echo "Launching \"${name}.exe\" in Wine"
	echo ""
	echo "---------------------------------"
	echo ""
		
	#This robust code to find the wine executable is by Mike Kronenberg
	#is wine in $PATH?
	wine --version &> /dev/null || {
		#is wine in /Applications/Darwine?
		if test -f /Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin/wine; then
			export PATH=$PATH:/Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin
		else
			#is wine in ~/Applications/Darwine?
			if test -f ~/Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin/wine; then
				export PATH=$PATH:~/Applications/Darwine/Wine.bundle/Contents/bin
			else
				#is wine in locate db?
				if test $(locate wine | grep bin/wineserver); then
					export PATH=$PATH:"$(dirname $(locate wine | grep bin/wineserver))"
				fi
			fi
		fi
	}
	wine --version &> /dev/null || {
		echo "Darwine not found. Terminating."
		exit 1;
	}
	
	# Also by Mike Kronenberg, we set DISPLAY in Tiger (untested by me)
	if test $(echo $OSTYPE | grep darwin8); then
		# set Display properties and start X11 on Tiger
		export DISPLAY=:0.0
		/usr/bin/open-x11 wine
	fi
	
	command="cd ${location} && wine \"${name}.exe\" &"
	#echo $command
	eval $command
	wait
	echo ""
	echo "---------------------------------"
	echo ""
	sleep 3
	echo "Bye"
	sleep 2
fi