Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi all,

I'm looking over all the internet for finding how to make a count of the files for every directory apart.. not a total result for the xx directories.

For example:
-dir1
file1
file2
-subdir1
-subdir2
file1
-subdir3
file1
-dir2
-dir3
file4

desired result from script:
dir1 - 2 files
dir 1 - subdir1 - 0 files
dir 1 - subdir2 - 1 file
dir 1 - subdir3 - 1 file
dir2 - 0 files
dir3 - 1 file

Is this possible? I can't find my way to make a script or make a command line.

Any help is welcome! Thanks

Code:

for x in `find /home/ -type d`; do echo -e "$x \c"; find $x -maxdepth 1 -type f | wc -l; done

Thanks balajesuri for your quick respons, it's going in the right way!

When executing that command line, he starts to scan every folder (what is good) but i receive after every folder this error :
-e /home//NAME find: 001-2187 The option -maxdepth is not valid.
0
-e /home//NAME/.eclipse find: 001-2187 The option -maxdepth is not valid.
0
-e /home//NAME/.eclipse/RSE find: 001-2187 The option -maxdepth is not valid.
0

any idea what to do for fixing this?

Read the find FAQ here advanced/complex uses of the find command - The UNIX and Linux Forums

See if this helps:

Code:

for x in `find /home/ -type d`; do echo -e "$x \c"; find $x -type f | grep -vc "^$x/[^/]*/.*"; done

Many thanks Balajesuri!!!
This is what i wanted. Finally after 3 days searching on the inet!

If i just want to creat an output for this i just use this code right?

Code:

for x in `find /home/ -type d`; do echo -e "$x \c"; find $x -type f | grep -vc "^$x/[^/]*/.*"; done   >   /qsys.lib/nboghman.lib/output.file/output.mbr

Yes of course, and please learn the art of using code tags.