How to find the shell script code for a specified suffix file in a specified directory
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The code is as follows:
#! bin/sh
# find files with the specified suffix in the specified location, including subdirectories
# usage:
# findf $1 $2
# the first parameter is a suffix
# find the file with the specified suffix and print it
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# date:2013/2/26
F ()
{
List= `find $2 | grep "/ .$ 1 / >" `
For i in $list
Do
Echo $I
Done
}
# Printing usage
Print ()
{
Echo "usage:"
Echo "$1 / $1 / $2"
Echo "the first parameter is the specified suffix name, such as'h'"
Echo "the second parameter is the specified directory, if this parameter is omitted, it defaults to the current directory"
Exit-1
}
# find in the current directory
F1 ()
{
F "$1" * "
}
# find in the specified directory
F2 ()
{
Cd $2
F "$1" * "
}
If ["$#"-lt "1"]
Then
Echo "too few parameters are given, at least one parameter is required."
Print "$0"
Fi
If ["$#"-gt "2"]
Then
Echo "too many parameters are given, a maximum of two parameters are required."
Print "$0"
Fi
If ["$#"-eq "1"]
Then
F1 $1
Exit 0
Fi
If ["$#"-eq 2]
Then
F2 $1 $2
Exit 0
Fi
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