Help converting a .bat to a .sh

Question

I need a little help converting a short script from .bat to .sh

:convertfile
@IF %1 == "" GOTO end
imf_copy -p %1 "%~d1%~p1%~n1.map"
@SHIFT
@GOTO convertfile
:end
@ECHO.
@ECHO Done!
@pause

imf_copy is a Maya Plugin. Basically its function is to convert .tiff files into .map files. A .map file basically works in conjunction with Maya's mental ray to create an image map which will only load the images that are within the active camera's view.

I found it for PC but can't find its Mac OS X counterpart.

Answer 1

Something like

#!/bin/bash

# run imf_copy <file> <file with extension changed to .map>
# for every file passed on the command line
for arg in "$@"; do
    imf_copy -p "$arg" "${arg%.*}.map"
done

echo ''
echo 'Done!'

# consider removing this
read

This is a literal translation.

You probably don't really want the read line, which was probably only there so that if the DOS batch script started a new window, the window would stay open until the user pressed Enter.