Please see license.txt for licensing information.

The readme.txt covers version 1.1

-Overview:
GetLocationName reads your current networking preferences to determine
the Location Name (as selected by the user).

This is probably most useful if you are writing a shell script to
do different things based on your selected location.

-Installation:
Copy the GetLocationName program to someplace in your path
(like /usr/local/bin)
You can use this to install it (need to be root, I recommend using sudo)
/usr/bin/install -c -m 0755 -s GetLocationName /usr/local/bin/GetLocationName
(You can name it whatever you want)

Note, the binary is in GetLocationName/build/GetLocationName if you
are building from source.

-Sample execution:
% /usr/local/bin/GetLocationName
Automatic

It's pretty simple, look at the source.
I'm using more temp variables than needed, for clarity.

-Example shell script:
See example.sh.  You might put this into, for instance, your
shell dotfiles to set a web proxy or file server info or who knows what.

-Bugs:
	None that I'm aware of :)

-Todo:
	Might be nice to build this into a generic plist-walking program,
	since it already has a call to traverse "/Sets/<number>" dynamically.