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UGU: Unix Guru Universe - Unix Tip #4182- July 24, 2012
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Unix Tip #4182- July 24, 2012
MANIPULATE MULTIPLE FILES
If you have a directory with
large number of files and you
want to rename or copy or
process it, here is a simple
way to do it;
# for temp in *
> do
> echo cp $temp $temp.org >> t.txt
> done
You can change the copy command
to what ever that you need to
do. This will create a file
tmp.txt with all the files
listed in the current working
directory and insert a line
into the file tmp.txt as;
cp filename filename.org
This tip generously supported by: tyl@computer.org
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