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I want to list all files like *.C , *.h *.cpp in directory and subdirectory.
Take this each file (only file name should be taken) and pass it as argument to other unix command.
how do it sinlge command line.

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How about this ?

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find /parent/dir/to/search -name '*.[c|cpp|h]' | xargs stat
For each file, a stat will be done on the same.

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hi,
Above command list all files , but all output is passed as one argument to command.
and also output has full path of file. I want only filename and comand should be executed on each filename.

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hi,
Above command list all files , but all output is passed as one argument to command.
Try this.
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 find /parent/dir/to/search -name '*.[c|cpp|h]' -exec ls -l {} \;
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and also output has full path of file. I want only filename and comand should be executed on each filename.

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Yes the output will have filename. That is because, you are searching for files which are inside the /parent/dir/to/search directory. The find returns the path to that file with reference to /parent/dir/to/search.

If you need only the filename on each of the find result, use basename for each result that is thrown.

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 find /parent/dir/to/search -name '*.[c|cpp|h]' -exec basename {} \;
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Hi ,
Following comand (as you mentioned) gave me correct file name . I want to pipe that filename to other unix command.
find /parent/dir/to/search -name '*.[c|cpp|h]' -exec basename {} \;

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