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Re: Find all files with at least one execute bit set
Gavin Reade wrote in
<CAEB0CvMkkocoCGQpKsicRjUgHcsOGnMsqA9jxExvobRoi0Cv+g%mail.gmail.com@localhost>:
|You need to learn BSD/ Unix regeps. Then you can issue a " find /dir -name
|"filetype""
He actually started off with a i think portable find(1)-only
variant; find(1) allows for pretty complex conditions, and
i personally am pretty unsure, and always have to check several
times, especially with multiple conditions (do i need \( .. \)
constructs, for exaxmple). Same with sed(1). I for one need
quite a bit of time with these, so i most often go awk instead (or
perl), which just comes naturally to me.
--steffen
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