Hi, Here's the second attempt. I've made it clear that the only "fix" is to the example directories and output, not to the command itself. I've restored the three-exec version of the command in both find.1 and find.texi, so that the only improvement is the addition of "-type d" to prevent the three execs happening for every file as well. In find.texi (only), I've added the even more efficient single-exec version of the command, and I chose this version:
-exec sh -c 'test -d "$1"/.svn || test -d "$1"/.git || test -d "$1"/CVS' . {} \; rather than this version: -exec sh -c '[ -d "$1"/.svn ] || [ -d "$1"/.git ] || [ -d "$1"/CVS ]' . {} \; But note that the first version is longer, and the line is 82 characters long. If that's no good, the second version might be preferable. But I did notice other lines in find.texi that were longer than 80 characters, so I assume it's OK. cheers, raf