gistfile1.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Finds all ASP files in the current folder and below and turns the include
# definition into a PHP format one. The converted file is renamed to FILE.php
# and the original file removed. Links in the format 'href="file.asp"' *only*
# are changed to 'href="file.php"'. It then loops through to fix .asp
# links in plain HTML files - this fits my use-case.

for FILE in $(find ./ -name "*.asp")
do
    sed -e 's/<!--#include file="\(.*\)"-->/<?php include("\1"); ?>/g' $FILE > /tmp/includes.asp;
    sed -e 's/href="\([[:alnum:]_-]*\).asp"/href="\1.php"/g' /tmp/includes.asp > /tmp/out.asp
    mv /tmp/out.asp `basename $FILE .asp`.php;
    rm -f $FILE;
    echo "Converted includes & renamed $FILE";
done
for FILE in $(find ./ -name "*.html")
do
    sed -e 's/href="\([[:alnum:]_-]*\).asp"/href="\1.php"/g' $FILE > /tmp/out.html
    mv /tmp/out.html $FILE;
    echo "Updated links in $FILE";
done
echo "COMPLETE";