Theme filename variable?

I didn’t choose which version I’m using, because I’m using 3 of them…2.0.10, 2.1.3 and 2.2.

I’m currently trying to update the theme I released over a year ago – it’s sadly out of shape, and I’ve been updating it like crazy this weekend. There’s this *one* bitty thing that’s always driven me nuts, but I’ve let it go. I can continue to let it go, but I was wondering if there was a chance someone know how to fix this.

In my theme, I’ve made an “Options” page, where you can change the color/header of the theme. I’ve supplied stylesheets to this effect, and they are located in a subfolder of the theme. Now, in my options page, I have a dropdown box that shows the current theme name, all nice and pretty. But if you want to switch to another color, the dropdown contains the file name, rather than the name of the color change.

In other words, instead of seeing:

Alternate Styles: Orange Crush
Blue Crush

you’re seeing:

Alternate Styles: Orange Crush
blue_style.css

Now, I wanted to place the /* Template Name: Blue Crush */ in the top of the CSS file, but it is, of course, not seeing it. So I was wondering, does anyone know what I could do to edit the following piece of code to get a nicely formatted name instead of the ugly filename to display?

<?php
global $wpdb;
$name = get_option('orange_crush_style');
$style_dir = @ dir(TEMPLATEPATH . '/styles');

if ($style_dir) {
while(($file = $style_dir->read()) !== false) {

if (!preg_match('|^\.+$|', $file) && preg_match('@.(css)$@', $file))

$styles[] = $file;
}
}

if ($style_dir || $styles) {

echo "<select name=\"alternate_style\" id=\"alternate_style\">\n";

echo "<option value=\"$name\">";

if($name) {
echo $name;
} else {
echo "Orange Crush";
}

echo "</option>\n";

$count = 0;

if($styles) {
foreach($styles as $style) {

$count++;

echo "<option value=\"$style\">$style</option>\n";
}
}

echo "</select>\n";
}
?>