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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Recursive remove files Post 302969323 by MadeInGermany on Monday 21st of March 2016 03:07:59 PM
Old 03-21-2016
Then my last suggestion should work.
The following variant might be a little more efficient
Code:
find . -type f \( -name "*[rt]" \! -name "*.*" -o -name "*[rt].hdr" \) -exec rm {} +

Read the sub expression in brackets as: if name is *[rt] and not name is *.*, or name is *[rt].hdr

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FIELDCOMB(1)						      General Commands Manual						      FIELDCOMB(1)

NAME
       fieldcomb - combine two or more field frames for video animation

SYNOPSIS
       fieldcomb [ -e|-o ][ -r ] [ -f combined.hdr ] field0.hdr field1.hdr ..

DESCRIPTION
       Fieldcomb  combines two or more field frames into half as many final video frames for field-based animations.  Normally, the even scanlines
       in the output are given over to the first, third, fifth, etc. pictures given on the input, and the odd scanlines are given over to the sec-
       ond,  fourth,  sixth,  etc.  pictures  on the input.  This behavior corresponds to the -e option, which is set by default.  To reverse this
       ordering, the -o option must be specified.

       Normally, fieldcomb will name output frames by dividing the numbers on the input field file names by 2, inserting a 'C'	right  before  the
       number, adding leading zeroes to make it always four digits.  For example, the command:

	 fieldcomb anim12.hdr anim13.hdr anim14.hdr anim15.hdr

       will produce two output pictures:

	 animC0006.hdr & animC0007.hdr

       If  an odd number of input files is given on the command line, the last file is held over and used as the first file in the next invocation
       of fieldcomb in the same directory.  In this way, the program works well with the "TRANSFER" facility of ranimate(1), which does not  guar-
       antee an even number of frames will be passed every time.

       If only two input files are given, the -f option may be used to specify a different output name of the user's choosing.

       If the -r option is specified, then the input files will be removed once they have been combined.

AUTHOR
       Greg Ward

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
       Work on this program was sponsored by Iebele Abel.

SEE ALSO
       getinfo(1), pcomb(1), pfilt(1), phisto(1), ran2tiff(1), ranimate(1), rpict(1)

RADIANCE							     9/6/2005							      FIELDCOMB(1)
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