On 12/12/20 4:56 AM, Budi wrote:
> How do we have find to not print, ie. to supress, when on else condition ?
>
> find . -path '*/*t*s' \( -type d -printf "DIR:%p\n" -o -printf "**%p**\n" \)
> -o -print
>
> ^
>
> The
How do we have find to not print, ie. to supress, when on else condition ?
find . -path '*/*t*s' \( -type d -printf "DIR:%p\n" -o -printf
"**%p**\n" \) -o -print
^
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On 12/12/20 2:35 PM, Budi wrote:
> How do we have find to not print, ie. to supress, when on else condition ?
>
> find . -path '*/*t*s' \( -type d -printf "DIR:%p\n" -o -printf
> "**%p**\n" \) -o -print
>
> ^
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