Nettet3. jun. 2016 · that loop is for listing through files in folder so if the file has extension for example .txt then, if directory with the same name as extension of the file exists in … Nettet30. okt. 2015 · I want to iterate through all the files of a particular type in a directory, so I write this: #!/bin/bash for fname in *.zip ; do echo current file is $ {fname} done This works as long as there is at least one matching file in the directory. However if there are no matching files, I get this: current file is *.zip I then tried:

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NettetHere's a funny way of doing your for loop: for item in $ {list//\\n/ } do echo "Item: $item" done A little more sensible/readable would be: cr=' ' for item in $ {list//\\n/$cr} do echo "Item: $item" done But that's all too complex, you only need a space in there: for item in $ {list//\\n/ } do echo "Item: $item" done NettetThis uses bash to get all the pathnames from each directory into two arrays. It then prints the filename portion of these pathnames (like ls would do), alternating between the … maya deformers bake to unity

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Nettet21. okt. 2024 · A list of filenames is usually no good, though. You would likely want to do something to these files. If so, you would do that as part of the utility that find executes … Nettet21. okt. 2024 · A list of filenames is usually no good, though. You would likely want to do something to these files. If so, you would do that as part of the utility that find executes through -exec: find . -type f -exec sh -c ' for pathname do grep -q -F -e "foo" "$pathname" continue # Do something with "$pathname" here done' sh {} + maya delete input history