On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, [iso-8859-1] Steve Kieu wrote: > > Hi, > > How can I tell ls to display the "\ " in a file name > or directory name"
ls -b1 > How can I tell ls to make its output as a continuous > string like "Test\ This" > > Well the real problem is ; I want to convert every mp3 > file in a directory to ogg vorbis, and the file name > has the \ . I use mpg123 to convert to wav file and > oggenc to encode to ogg; > > I attchaed my script here .. > > But it doesn't work as expected because the file name > has "\ "; is ther any way to work around it? Using 'ls -b' should work in most instances. If not, consider generating a temporary filelist then using awk to process the list. This works because awk understands the line breaks between records, versus bash which may assume the space delimits commands.
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