#!/bin/sh
# $Id$
# -*- sh -*- vim: ft=sh sw=4 sts=4

# Launches a game.  Works both on $1 (an argument) and $0 (the actually name
# of the script, presumably a symlink).  Takes care of killing troublemaking
# games, pausing unclutter, remapping the keyboard, and setting an away
# message.

pkill -INT `basename $0`-bin
pkill -INT ut2003-bin
pkill -INT ut2004-bin
sleep 1
pkill -9 `basename $0`-bin
sync
[ "$DISPLAY" = "127.0.0.1:7.0" ] && DISPLAY=:1.0

#[ -f "$HOME/.activity" ] && mv "$HOME/.activity" "$HOME/.activity.$$.bak"
tpope activity > "$HOME/.activity.$$.bak"
#echo "Playing `basename $0`" > "$HOME/.activity"
echo "Playing `basename $0`"|tpope activity -

setxkbmap us
xmodmap "$HOME/.Xmodmap" || xmodmap "$HOME/.xmodmap"
pkill -STOP unclutter

xmodmap -e "keysym Super_L = F13"
xmodmap -e "keysym Hyper_L = F14"
xmodmap -e "keysym Super_R = F15"

for suffix in '_demo' '-demo' 'demo' ''; do
    [ -x "/usr/local/bin/`basename $0`$suffix" ] && \
	binary=/usr/local/bin/`basename $0`$suffix
done

if [ "`basename $0`" = gamelaunch ]; then
    binary="$1"
    shift
fi

$binary "$@" 2>&1 | tee "$HOME/.`basename $binary`.log"

pkill -CONT unclutter
setxkbmap us
xmodmap "$HOME/.Xmodmap" || xmodmap "$HOME/.xmodmap"

#rm -f "$HOME/.activity"
#[ -f "$HOME/.activity.$$.bak" ] && mv "$HOME/.activity.$$.bak" "$HOME/.activity"
cat "$HOME/.activity.$$.bak"|tpope activity -
rm -f "$HOME/.activity.$$.bak"