#!/bin/sh
# Xfterm script revsed in order to make it easier to expand and to be 
# more compatible with applications such as gnome-terminal

if [ "x$TERMCMD" = "x" ]; then
	TERMCMD='Terminal'
fi

if [ "$1" = "-e" ]; then
	if [ -n "$2" ]; then
		ESTRING="$2"
		shift; shift
	else
		shift
	fi
fi	

# Add an entry for your own strange non-standard xterm replacement here
case "$TERMCMD" in
	"powershell")
		EXEC="--execute="
		# The following dosen't seem to work, but it's the best
		# equalient to a title switch powershell has
		TITLE="--name="
		;;
	"gnome-terminal"|"gnome2-terminal"|"Terminal"|"terminal"|"xterminal")
		EXEC="-x "
		TITLE="--title "
		;;
	"Eterm")
		EXEC="-e "
		TITLE="-T "
		;;
	*)
		EXEC="-e "
		TITLE="-title "
		;;
esac

if [ ! "x$ESTRING" = "x" ]; then
	TSTRING="$ESTRING"
elif [ "x$1" = "x" ]; then
	TSTRING="Terminal"
	ESTRING=""
	unset EXEC
elif [ -d "$*" ]; then
	cd "$*"
	TSTRING="Terminal"
	ESTRING=""
	unset EXEC
elif [ -x "$*" ]; then
	cd `dirname "$*"`
	TSTRING=`basename "$*"`
	ESTRING="`which pauseme`"
	MSTRING="$*"
elif [ -f "$*" ]; then
	TSTRING="Viewing $*"
	ESTRING="`which less`"
	MSTRING="$*"
elif [ "`echo $* | grep "http:/"`" -o "`echo $* | grep "ftp:"`" ]; then
	# This requires lynx. If you don't have it, don't drop URLs.
	TSTRING="Lynx: $*"
	ESTRING="`which lynx`"
	MSTRING="$*"
else
	exec $TERMCMD $@
fi


# Ugly, why can't they just make all terms work the same way?
# Note that you cannot feed this script with a text file which
# contains spaces in its name and/or path if your $TERMCMD = powershell
if [ "$TERMCMD" = "powershell" ]; then
 	exec $TERMCMD $TITLE"$TSTRING" $EXEC"$ESTRING $MSTRING"
elif [ "x$MSTRING" = "x" ]; then
	exec $TERMCMD $TITLE"$TSTRING" $EXEC$ESTRING
else
	exec $TERMCMD $TITLE"$TSTRING" $EXEC$ESTRING "$MSTRING"
fi

exit 0