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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Find every directory named XYZ under the DVLP directory Post 302864393 by emc^24sho on Wednesday 16th of October 2013 01:20:24 PM
Old 10-16-2013
I want the file names please?

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Sorry about that!

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would it be ?
Code:
find DVLP -type f -name "XYZ"

 

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Padre::Help(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation					  Padre::Help(3pm)

NAME
Padre::Help - Padre Help Provider API DESCRIPTION
The "Padre::Help" class provides a base class, default implementation and API documentation for help provision support in Padre. In order to setup a help system for a document type called "XYZ" one has to do the following: Create a module called "Padre::Help::XYZ" that subclasses the "Padre::Help" module and override 3 methods: "help_init", "help_list" and "help_render". In the class representing the Document ("Padre::Document::XYZ") one should override the "get_help_provider" method and return an object of the help provide module. In our case it should contain require Padre::Help::XYZ; return Padre::Help::XYZ->new; (TO DO: Maybe it should only return the name of the module) The "help_init" method is called by the new method of "Padre::Help" once for every document of "XYZ" kind. (TO DO: maybe it should be only once for every document type, and not once for every document of that type). "help_list" should return a reference to an array holding the possible strings the system can provide help for. "help_render" is called by one of the keywords, it should return the HTML to be displayed as help and another string which is the location of the help. Usually a path to a file that will be used in the title of the window. perl v5.14.2 2012-06-27 Padre::Help(3pm)
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