On 3/19/19 10:56 AM, Budi wrote:
> How to instruct 'find' to perform -exec with its argument is from
> -printf, not from the default find output.
> tried so far in vain:
> find ~+ -type d -printf '%p /d/data/%p_%s\n' -exec cp \{\} \
You can't. But what you can do is:
find ... -printf 'cp %p /d/da
How to instruct 'find' to perform -exec with its argument is from
-printf, not from the default find output.
tried so far in vain:
find ~+ -type d -printf '%p /d/data/%p_%s\n' -exec cp \{\} \
On 3/19/19, Budi wrote:
> How do we make 'find' to perform -exec with its argument is from
> -printf, not
