05-02-2011
ls | grep (i dont know what to put here)
Dear users,
I googled for a while, but i have got a lot of different answers regarding a simple unix command.
lets say there are a lot of files in a directory.
How can i list the files in a directory whose file types is "text"?
Thank you in advance
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