First of all: I've posted this before, but couldn't find it back in the
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I've written a very small, simple bash script t
On 11/01/2013 01:54 AM, Xiao Wu DAI wrote:
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> hi,
>
> it seems `echo ..` doesn't work in GNU xargs version 4.2.27 like below
> | xargs -t -i mv {}`echo {} |sed 's/mode/dai/g'`
'echo' is your friend. Try:
echo xargs -t -i mv {} `echo {} | sed 's/mode/dai/g'`
to see that you were executing:
x
hi,
it seems `echo ..` doesn't work in GNU xargs version 4.2.27 like below
| xargs -t -i mv {}`echo {} |sed 's/mode/dai/g'`
daixw@shel0002 15:45 110>ls
mode.pdf
daixw@shel0002 15:46 111>find ./ -name "*.pdf" -ls | awk -F "/" '{print $2}'
mode.pdf
daixw@shel0002 15:48 112>find ./ -name "*.pdf"
