Hi, I want to find out all the files with the extensions .c .cc .hh .h and .tcl. The command find . -name "*.[ch]*" -print will find all files with the extension .c .cc .h .hh (or .ccccc or .hhhh) but not .tcl Any help? Regards Shuva.//
Find all files .c .cc .h .hh .tcl
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- 1. Not able to send multiple attachements - Formatting issue
Greetings, I am trying to send two files as attachments in unix. Following is the command I am using Contents of File1.txt 1|Name|Desgination 2|Name2|Desgination Contents of File2.txt 1|Name|Desgination 2|Name2|Desgination $ uuencode File1.txt File1.txt > /tmp/out.mail $ uuencode file2.txt File2.txt >> /tmp/out.mail $ mail -s "Test" xyz@xyz < /tmp/out.mail But this is what I receive on my mailbox Contents of File1.txt 1|Name|Desgination [] 2|Name2|Desgination [] Contents of File2.txt 1|Name|Desgination [] 2|Name2|Desgination [] Each record has a space at the end in orignal files. It seems [] is some special character which is replacing those spaces. Strangely, when I open the mail in notepad the special character appears but if I try to open in wordpad the spaces remains intact. Can any one please let me know why is this so? Also, I would like to zip my attachements before sending it across. Can this be done in my code? Any help would be appreciated. TIA
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Find all files .c .cc .h .hh .tcl
by shuvabrata » Sat, 09 Aug 2003 21:37:39 GMT
Re: Find all files .c .cc .h .hh .tcl
by Christophe Le Gal » Tue, 12 Aug 2003 21:02:41 GMT
Sure, sorry. The way I wrote it -print only apply to the last -name So you can either *) forget the -print (this is the default action on most find) find -name "*.h" -o -name "*.cc" -o ... *) Say -print for all -o : find -name "*.h" -print -o -name "*.cc" -print -o ... *) Better implementation of the former solution : group the -name -o .... -o -name in a single expression : find \( -name "*.h" -o -name "*.cc" -o ... \) -print *) fallback solution (if you really only want to print this filename) find -name "*.h" ; find -name "*.cc" ; ... :-) Cheers. -- Christophe Le Gal
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