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"find command" to find the files in the current directories but not in the "subdir"
Post 302217251 by cooldude on Tuesday 22nd of July 2008 09:49:13 AM
07-22-2008
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Hi,
it should work man, i tried in my unix box then only i posted the reply. see my result.
[mipl@subversion ~]$ ls
coding dead.letter s2.sh scripting sname sorted_names test test1 vijay
[mipl@subversion ~]$ ls -a
. .bash_profile dead.letter .kde sorted_names .viminfo
.. .bashrc .emacs s2.sh test .xemacs
.bash_history .canna .emacs.d scripting test1 .zshrc
.bash_logout coding .gtkrc sname vijay
[mipl@subversion ~]$ find *.*
dead.letter
s2.sh
[mipl@subversion ~]$
Hope you clear now.
Thanks & Regards
Vijay.
it should work man, i tried in my unix box then only i posted the reply. see my result.
[mipl@subversion ~]$ ls
coding dead.letter s2.sh scripting sname sorted_names test test1 vijay
[mipl@subversion ~]$ ls -a
. .bash_profile dead.letter .kde sorted_names .viminfo
.. .bashrc .emacs s2.sh test .xemacs
.bash_history .canna .emacs.d scripting test1 .zshrc
.bash_logout coding .gtkrc sname vijay
[mipl@subversion ~]$ find *.*
dead.letter
s2.sh
[mipl@subversion ~]$
Hope you clear now.
Thanks & Regards
Vijay.
Code:
/tmp/tmp> ls -l total 16 drwxr-xr-x 2 common 240 Jul 22 09:42 asdf.jkl -rw-r--r-- 1 common 0 Jul 22 09:40 one -rw-r--r-- 1 common 0 Jul 22 09:40 two /tmp/tmp> /tmp/tmp> find . *.* . ./one ./two ./asdf.jkl ./asdf.jkl/three ./asdf.jkl/four asdf.jkl asdf.jkl/three asdf.jkl/four /tmp/tmp> /tmp/tmp> find *.* asdf.jkl asdf.jkl/three asdf.jkl/four
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