Find all .sh files from current directory. $ find . -name "*.sh" ./als.sh./engine/a.sh./engine/mysc.sh./tools/new/slv.sh

The shell and many UNIX commands take their input from standard input (stdin), write output to standard output (stdout),...

In order to detach a working copy of some code and get the clean structure, without the .svn (.cvs) folders you may use something like: find ....

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sed '/ *#/d; /^$/d' example.pl