#!/bin/sh
# junker - an example showing stuff that wasn't shown in 'die'

# Exit/bailout conditions to clean up afterwards.  Needs some work
# because it doesn't trap everything perfectly, but I'm too lazy to
# fix it.  This will trap interrupts, and maybe something else too.
trap 'rm $$*.tmp; exit 1' 1 2

# Find all things that begin with the letter A. Remember that case matters!
# Then store the results in $$.tmp
ls A* > $$.tmp
# Print contents of each file given in $$.tmp to stdout
for i in `cat $$.tmp`
do
  echo "From file \"$i\":"
  cat $i
  echo ""
done
rm $$.tmp

# Don't like what something says?  Change it with sed!
echo "Original file:"
cat Knights
echo ""
echo "Changed file, after we run it through sed:"
cat Knights | sed 's/Nih/Ecky-ecky-ecky-zoobang-neeeeeewonggrumblegrumble...neeeeeewong/'
#######
#Afile - 
#This is a file.  Hope this is helpful to everybody that I do all this stuff, because shell scripting isn't
#as scary as it really seems.
#######
#Anotherfile - 
#This is another file.  You can really do pretty much anything in a loop like this, handy for looping #through a lot of tedious model parameters or fits or something.
#######
#Knights
#We are the Knights who say Nih!
#Knights changes into this, output to stdout:
#We are the Knights who say Ecky-ecky-ecky-zoobang-neeeeeewonggrumblegrumble...neeeeeewong!