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copy files with diresctory hirarchy
I have a directory x and in that I have x.cpp and a directory named Y
and in y I have y.cpp and so on. and some other files too in those directories. How can I copy only *.cpp files in whole x directory hirarchy to a different location with the same hirarchy? I mean the whole x directory hirarchy with all *.cpp files and sub-directory names need to be copied to different location. Any idea? |
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