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How to find a file in the deep children directory?# Unix - 噫吁兮，危乎高哉

h*r2000-10-27 07:10

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Is there a tools in Unix like the Find in NT? I want get
all files with the same extension name, but grep won't
work for that way. Sombody can refer a good way to do it?
Thanks.

a*y2000-10-27 07:10

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find dir-name -name '*.xyz' -print

【在 h****r 的大作中提到】

: Is there a tools in Unix like the Find in NT? I want get
: all files with the same extension name, but grep won't
: work for that way. Sombody can refer a good way to do it?
: Thanks.

c*t2000-10-27 07:10

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On NT
start->find

【在 h****r 的大作中提到】

: Is there a tools in Unix like the Find in NT? I want get
: all files with the same extension name, but grep won't
: work for that way. Sombody can refer a good way to do it?
: Thanks.

A*u2000-10-27 07:10

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为什么要加 '-print'??

【在 a****y 的大作中提到】

: find dir-name -name '*.xyz' -print

c*t2000-10-27 07:10

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not necessary.

【在 A**u 的大作中提到】

: 为什么要加 '-print'??

a*y2000-10-27 07:10

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nod nod, that's must be a old style.
I always use this alias, so didn't pay attention to it.
alias fn 'find * -name \!:* -print'

【在 c*****t 的大作中提到】

: not necessary.

A*u2000-10-27 07:10

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^ this "*" sucks time. just use "."
also, \!:* might be simplified as !*

【在 a****y 的大作中提到】

: nod nod, that's must be a old style.
: I always use this alias, so didn't pay attention to it.
: alias fn 'find * -name \!:* -print'

s*t2000-10-27 07:10

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if you system has "locate", you can try that. It's very fast, because
it's based on some index. but you cannot find the file you just created,
because it has not been indexed yet.

【在 a****y 的大作中提到】

: find dir-name -name '*.xyz' -print

a*y2000-10-27 07:10

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Thanks for the correction. I now put this in my .cshrc :
alias fn 'find . -name \!*'
The find * actually doesn't include .dir

【在 A**u 的大作中提到】

:
: ^ this "*" sucks time. just use "."
: also, \!:* might be simplified as !*