ipmi-sensors ugly hack

# ipmi-sensors | grep Temp
1: Temp (Temperature): 36.00 C (5.00/125.00): [OK]
2: Temp (Temperature): 37.00 C (5.00/125.00): [OK]
3: Planar Temp (Temperature): 32.00 C (5.00/75.00): [OK]
4: VRD 0 Temp (Temperature): 26.00 C (5.00/70.00): [OK]
5: VRD 1 Temp (Temperature): 26.00 C (5.00/70.00): [OK]

# ipmi-sensors | grep Temp | sed -e 's/^.*e.: //' | awk '{print $1}'
36.00
37.00
32.00
26.00
26.00

#!/bin/bash
if [ "$1" == "config" ] ; then
        cat <<"EoF"
graph_args -l 15 -r
graph_title Temperatures
graph_order cpu0 cpu1 planar vrd0 vrd1
graph_vlabel C
graph_category Environmental
cpu0.label CPU0
cpu0.warning 120
cpu0.critical 125
cpu1.label CPU1
cpu1.warning 120
cpu1.critical 125
planar.label Planar
planar.warning 70
planar.critical 75
vrd0.label VRD0
vrd0.warning 70
vrd0.critical 75
vrd1.label VRD1
vrd1.warning 70
vrd1.critical 75
EoF
        exit 0
fi
BP=100            #  Base Pointer of stack array.
                  #  Begin at element 100.
SP=$BP            #  Stack Pointer.
                  #  Initialize it to "base" (bottom) of stack.
Data=             #  Contents of stack location.
                  #  Must use global variable,
                  #+ because of limitation on function return range.

                  # 100     Base pointer       <-- Base Pointer
                  #  99     First data item
                  #  98     Second data item
                  # …     More data
                  #         Last data item     <-- Stack pointer

declare -a stack
push()            # Push item on stack.
{
if [ -z "$1" ]    # Nothing to push?
then
  return
fi
let "SP -= 1"     # Bump stack pointer.
stack[$SP]=$1
return
}
pop()                    # Pop item off stack.
{
Data=                    # Empty out data item.
if [ "$SP" -eq "$BP" ]   # Stack empty?
then
  return
fi                       #  This also keeps SP from getting past 100,
                         #+ i.e., prevents a runaway stack.
Data=${stack[$SP]}
let "SP += 1"            # Bump stack pointer.
return
}
for i in `ipmi-sensors | grep Temp | sed -e 's/^.*e.: //' | awk '{print $1}'` ; do
        push $i
done
for i in vrd1 vrd0 planar cpu1 cpu0 ; do
        pop
        echo "$i.value $Data"
done