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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting concatenating the filenames in a directory Post 302257150 by chatwizrd on Tuesday 11th of November 2008 01:32:50 PM
Old 11-11-2008
What the heck does concatenated mean. Provide an example of what you want to do.
 

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PMK(1)							    BSD General Commands Manual 						    PMK(1)

NAME
pmk -- configuring tool SYNOPSIS
pmk [-hlv] [-b path] [-d switch_disable_list] [-e switch_enable_list] [-f file] [-o file] [options] DESCRIPTION
pmk is a configuring tool which aims to help building project on different operating systems. The options are as follows: -b path Use given path as basedir. -d switch_disable_list Provide a list of switches to disable. -e switch_enable_list Provide a list of switches to enable. -f file Use an alternate file instead of pmkfile(5). -h Display usage. -l Enable check build log. -o file Override pmk.conf data with the content of the given file. -v Display the version number. FILES
pmkfile pmk(1) specification file. /etc/pmk/pmk.conf default pmk(1) configuration file EXAMPLES
To display pmk version number: $ pmk -v To use src as the basedir and disable two switches: $ pmk -b src -d use_gtk,use_qt To specify an alternate pmkfile(5), enabling one switch and overriding /etc/pmk/pmk.conf with the content of a given file ( pmk/pmkovr in this case): $ pmk -f pmk/pmkfile -e use_curses -o pmk/pmkovr SEE ALSO
make(1), pmkscan(1), pmkfile(5), pmk.conf(5), pmksetup(8) HISTORY
The idea to replace configure script was existing since a long time. But the projet was initiated in the begining of March 2003. AUTHOR
Damien Couderc. BUGS
You have to find them. BSD
March 28, 2003 BSD
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