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How do I Process Multiple Files
Hi, First post here. In Mac OSX terminal I need to run a program against multiple files in a directory and append the output to tab separated variable file. I currently type the following to process just one file Code:
MBP:/Users/dc1743/Desktop/SFT root# ./myprogram myfile1.plist >> output.tsv My program and all the files I want to process are in the SFT directory in this example. I want to be able to carry out this process against all of my files in one go rather than one at a time. Please can anyone suggest a command or simple script to achieve this. As I am sure you can tell I am a complete novice at this. Regards Richard |
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