#!/bin/sh

# Just die if anything fails.

set -e

# revert everything to a sane state.

make

strip -S ./bin/mojopatch

mv ./bin/mojopatch ./MojoPatch.app/Contents/MacOS/

rm -rf ./MojoPatch.app/default.mojopatch

rm -rf "/Users/icculus/Desktop/Shadows of Undrentide Installer.app"

rm -rf "/Users/icculus/Desktop/Hordes of the Underdark Installer.app"

# Just a blank dir, so everything in the patch dir is added in the patch...

mkdir -p tmp

# Bioware doesn't want us to check for 1.62 or later and patch as necessary,

# but rather force installation of 1.62, even if it downgrades the game.

#

# While this arguably simplifies the installers, it's a little silly. --ryan.

#./MojoPatch.app/Contents/MacOS/mojopatch --create --alwaysadd --zliblevel 1 \

#--product "Neverwinter Nights" \

#--identifier "nwmain.icns" \

#--version "0.0.1d1" --newversion "1.62" --replace --append --quietonsuccess \

#--titlebar "Neverwinter Nights 1.62 patch" \

#"./MojoPatch.app/default.mojopatch" \

#"./tmp" \

#"/Users/icculus/Desktop/nwn162"

# Stupid spaces in the name! Copy to a temp dir to nuke .svn dirs first...

cp -R MojoPatch.app x.app

for feh in `find x.app -name ".svn" -type d -exec echo {} \;` ; do rm -rf $feh ; done

echo "copying initial patch to HotU branch..."

cp -R x.app "/Users/icculus/Desktop/Hordes of the Underdark Installer.app"

rm -rf x.app

--product "Neverwinter Nights" \

--identifier "SoU" \

--version "a" --newversion "b" --replace --append --quietonsuccess \

--product "Neverwinter Nights" \

--identifier "HotU" \

--version "a" --newversion "b" --replace --append \

--titlebar "NWN Hordes of the Underdark Expansion Pack" \

"/Users/icculus/Desktop/Hordes of the Underdark Installer.app/default.mojopatch" \

"./tmp" \

rmdir tmp

exit 0;