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18/05/2007, 05h33

paintedjazz@gmail.com wrote...
>
>Is there a way in a bash script to detect if the directory one is
>about to cd into is a directory that begins with a dot?
>
>e.g.
>
>find . -type d |
> while read dir
> do
> if [ $dir begins with a dot ]
> then
> continue
> else
> do stuff
> fi
> done

everything from
find . -type d
starts with a dot.

e.g.

$ cd /cygdrive/c/cygwin
$ find . -type d
..
../etc
../etc/setup
../etc/postinstall
../etc/defaults
../etc/defaults/etc
[snip]

Isn't it?

18/05/2007, 05h33	#4
Harry331 Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot paintedjazz@gmail.com wrote... > >Is there a way in a bash script to detect if the directory one is >about to cd into is a directory that begins with a dot? > >e.g. > >find . -type d \| > while read dir > do > if [ $dir begins with a dot ] > then > continue > else > do stuff > fi > done everything from find . -type d starts with a dot. e.g. $ cd /cygdrive/c/cygwin $ find . -type d .. ../etc ../etc/setup ../etc/postinstall ../etc/defaults ../etc/defaults/etc [snip] Isn't it?