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Interesting problem
Hello,
So I'm utilizing the bash brace expansion feature to checkout multiple folders from cvs with ease, while excluding certain subfolders within. So I do a command like this: cvs co trunk/{mod_a,mod_b,mod_c} \!trunk/{mod_a,mod_b,mod_c}/web to checkout modules trunk/mod_a , trunk/mod_b , and trunk/mod_c without the web subfolder within those modules. The question is: is there a way to compress the two brace expansions above into one? My first attempt was like: {,\!}trunk/{mod_a,mod_b,mod_c}{,/web} which understandably doesn't work. Can anybody think of a way to do this? Neked |
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