generate-site-specific-filenames

#!/bin/sh
# output names of existing files whose names match properties of the this machine/site
# may be used e.g. for running site-specific shell code from .bash_profile:
#
#  for f in `generate-site-specific-filenames .bash_profile.`; do
#    . "$f"
#  done
#
# ...would run .bash_profile.Linux / .bash_profile.cygwin / .bash_profile.myhomedesktop-Linux etc.,
#   depending on which of those files exist and which machine you're on. So you can have the same
#   set of files everywhere.

myecho() {
  printf $1'\n'
}

if test "$1" = -n; then
  myecho() {
    printf $1' '
  }
  shift
fi

#TODO efficiency... (lots of repeated invocations)

base="$1"
keys=$(locateme | sed 's/:.*//g')

for k in $keys; do
    ls -d ${base}* 2>/dev/null | grep -F "$(locateme $k)" 
done