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Old 03-09-2009
bhaskar_m bhaskar_m is offline
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Shell script for a writing the directory structure to a file

Hi All,
I am new user of shell scripting has come up with a problem. that I have a directory structure like :

Home
|
|--------A
| |----trunk
| |-------A_0_1/
| |
| |-------A_0_2/
|
|--------B
| |-----trunk
| |-------B_0_1/
| |
| |-------B_0_2/
|
|--------C
| |-----trunk
| |---------C_0_1/


My problem is to write a script that will generate a file reporting this file hierarchy i.e (The script can be run be from Home)
(Directiry structure states that under Home/ there are 3 subdirectories called A, B, C . Each has another subdirectory called trunk/, all trunk contains the versions of original directory like A_0_1, A_0_2, B_0_1...so on)

$ cat file
--------------
A/trunk/A_0_1
A/trunk/A_0_2
B/trunk/B_0_1
B/trunk/B_0_2
C/trunk/C_0_1
--------------

Please help me regarding this. Thanks in advance.

Last edited by bhaskar_m; 03-09-2009 at 01:02 AM.. Reason: to make the proper understanding of directory structure
 

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