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Try something this...


find /pathname/ -type f -name *.7z | while read folder
do
fold_path=$(echo "$folder" | awk -F "/" '{$NF=""}1' OFS=/ ) #Get the folder path which has .gz files.

if...

put the original folder together with the dir name together and sort base on the 2nd field.


sep="|"
while read d
do
# get rid of the trailing /
dd=${d%/}

# print the orginal and...

You have a very odd version of grep then, which is possible on an embedded system I suppose! :)

Try: find . -type f -name "*.jpg" -exec dirname {} \; | sort | uniq| sed "s/'/\\\'/g" | xargs -i touch {}/.pictureBTW, try fixing your directory names before processing, because Linux really doesn't...

sort -t'(' +1

or a bubble sort in an array.

try this:
sed -n '/<Profile_/s/.*ABCD="\(.*\)".*/\1/p' file

or maybe :

awk '/-/{printf("{%s}\n",$1)}' RS="[{}]" file