Edited for brevity
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 05:08:07AM -0800, bruce wrote:
> goat a bunch of files in different dirs.. the files might have spaces
> 1foo_ aa_bb_cc.dog
> 2foo_aa_bbbb_cc.dog
> 3foo_aa_bb _ccc.dog
> 4foo_aa_bb_cc.dog
> 5foo_aa_bb_cc.dog
> 6foo_aa_bb_cc.dog
>
> ...how i can do a complete list of all files with > *foo*dog
> so i get the files with spaces and underlines...
> i thought simply doing somehting like
>
> ls '*foo_*.dog' and surrounding the filename with single quotes would
> work.. but it doesn't.
Its not exactly clear what you wanted.
for a given dir ls *foo*dog* gets them all.
if you wanted to get only those with _ or spaces then
ls -1 | egrep '[ _]' works
for a tree of dirs: find . -name "*foo*dog" gets them all
if you wanted to get only those with _ or spaces then
find . -name "*foo*dog" | egrep '[ _]' works
Jeff Kinz
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