#!/bin/sh

# The executable needs to be run from its data directory, and needs to store
# configuration in it. We therefore mirror the data directory hierarchy in
# ~/.glest, and create symlinks to the data files.

if [ -d ~/.glest ]
then
        echo "Using existing ~/.glest directory."
else
        echo "Creating ~/.glest directory."
        cd %%DATADIR%% || exit 1
        find * -type d -exec mkdir -p ~/.glest/{} \;
        find * -type f -exec ln -s %%DATADIR%%/{} ~/.glest/{} \; 2>/dev/null
	mkdir -p ~/.glest/screens
	mkdir -p ~/.glest/shaders/standard
	touch ~/.glest/glest.log
	rm ~/.glest/glest.ini ~/.glest/configuration.xml ~/.glest/glest
	rm ~/.glest/servers.ini
	cp -f %%DATADIR%%/configuration.xml ~/.glest/
	cp -f %%DATADIR%%/glest.ini ~/.glest/
	cp -f %%DATADIR%%/servers.ini ~/.glest/
fi

cd ~/.glest || exit 1
exec %%DATADIR%%/glest "$@"