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Results of "find" to an array
I am looking to search a directory for a folder or file and when it finds any hits I want it to store those hits in an array so I can work with those hits later on. I have been trying to do something like this but it isn't putting results into an array like I would like, is it syntax or is this not possible? Code:
TARGET="MyRoot"
START_PATH="/Users/rtipton/Desktop/"
PATH_COUNT=0
find "$START_PATH" -type d \( -iname "$TARGET" \) -exec PATH_RESULTS[PATH_COUNT=$PATH_COUNT+1]=`echo {}` \;
Any ideas? Rob |
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