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Originally Posted by PIDk

For everyone who interested.
New version of script to launch .apk's with config auto save/load feature. I got rid of unnecessary file operations - now config remains in /home/user/.apkenv untill different .apk is loaded. All operations with config files are made before loading .apk. Also added mechanism to search for .apk's in specific folder (apk_dir variable). As in previous version, apkenv directory is stored in apkenv_dir.

Code:

#!/bin/sh

apkenv_dir="/opt/apkenv"
apkenvwrp_dir="/home/user/.apkenvwrp"
apk_dir="/home/user/MyDocs/apk"

process_backup() {
	if [ -f $apkenvwrp_dir/current_apk.save ]; then
		save_name=$(cat "$apkenvwrp_dir/current_apk.save")
		
		if [ $1 != $save_name ]; then
			cp -rf /home/user/.apkenv/. $apkenvwrp_dir/$save_name/
			rm -rf /home/user/.apkenv/*
			
			if [ -d $apkenvwrp_dir/$1 ]; then
				cp -rf $apkenvwrp_dir/$1/. /home/user/.apkenv/
			fi
			
			echo $1 > $apkenvwrp_dir/current_apk.save
		fi
	else
		mkdir -p $apkenvwrp_dir
		echo $1 > $apkenvwrp_dir/current_apk.save
	fi
}

if [ ! $1 ]; then
	echo "Usage: apkenvwrp.sh application.apk"
	echo "Do not run under root!"
	exit 0
fi

if [ $(whoami) != "user" ]; then
	echo "User rights required!"
	exit 0
fi

if [ -f $1 ]; then
	apk_path=$(readlink -f "$1")
else
	if [ -f $apk_dir/$1 ]; then
		apk_path=$apk_dir/$1
	else
		echo "File '"$1"' doesn't exist!"
		exit 0
	fi
fi

backup_name=$(basename "$1" ".apk")

process_backup $backup_name

cd $apkenv_dir

./apkenv $apk_path

exit 0

Originally Posted by imo

Can some one do this where we can uninstall/delete a game from with in the apkenv-qml application ? I have installed a game twice with 2 different .jpg files.So if i want to get rid of them ,i have already seen the solution here on the thread but couldnt get rid of them even after purging the whole apkenv.It still shows in the apkenv manu . thanks in advance .

Originally Posted by gm90_blackmamba

hi PIDk this script doesn't work for me..it say

Code:

line 57: syntax error: unexpected end of file (exèecting "then")

p.s. i use it on my n900