#!/bin/bash

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#
#    resizedirectoryfoririver.sh - Resize a directory of images to fit iRiver H3xx series displays
#
#    Written by Ben Williams September 24th 2004
#    Web: http://sabaisabai.org/iRiver/
#    Email: webben@saabaisaabai.org
#
#    NOTE:  
#
#      1. This script requires the resizefoririver.sh script!
#
#      2. By default this will backup the original image as imagename.jpg.original.  
#        Override this with the '-nobackup' parameter, or permanently change the backup/nobackup
#        lines in the resizefoririver.sh script file
#
#      3. By default this script only operates in the current directory.  Alter images in any 
#        subdirectories by supplying the '-r' parameter
#
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USAGE="Usage: resizedirectoryfoririver.sh [-r] [-nobackup] [-upright] [-showonly] [--help]"

if [ "${1}" = "--help" ] 
then
   echo Script for resizing a directory of images to fit iRiver H3xx series displays
   echo 
   echo ${USAGE}
   echo "   r        : recurse through subdirectories"
   #echo "   backup  : keep a copy of the original image as imagename.jpg.original"
   echo "   nobackup : replace original image with resized image"
   echo "   upright  : keep vertical images upright"
   echo "   showonly : show the names of files to be resized without performing any action"
   echo "   --help   : show this message"
   exit 0
fi

for param in $*
do
   if [ "${param}" = "-r" ]
   then
      recurse="y"
   fi
done


if [ "${recurse}" = "y" ]
then
   for filename in `find -iname "*\.jpg"`
   do
      resizefoririver.sh $* ${filename}
   done
else
   for filename in `ls | grep -i ".jpg"`
   do
      resizefoririver.sh $* ${filename}
   done
fi