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list files
Hi ,
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. Thanks |
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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 {} \; Thank for your interest. |
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