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Updated 26 Jan 2006
For each File
Updated 26 Jan 2006
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For each File is a Bash script wrapper for repetitive file manipulation tasks such as mass file renaming. It lets you run arbitrary commands (recursively if you like) upon files, directories, and more.
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Re: Advantages over find? > This is a limitation of the GNU Bash > shell as there is currently no way to > express the ASCII NUL character '\0' in > its scripting language. Als...
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Re: Advantages over find? My previous response to this question contains errors. Below is an updated and correct response from the FAQ (located at: http://ff-bash.sourceforge.net/docs/faq.html). ...
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Re: Advantages over find? > Why such -- rather complicated -- bash > magic? Making use of the shell's builtin constructs yeilds better performance than invoking external p...
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Re: Advantages over find? > Of course looping in the shell isn't > recursive and limited by the argument > buffer (so is calling ff *.tgz though). Good point. A command line ...
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Re: Advantages over find? > What's the advantage of using this > instead of find -exec? In comparison to using 'find -exec', key advantages are: - better performance (less system r...
