It's less a BASH task than it is a sed or, perhaps, Perl one.
This one's easy first go-'round:
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targetList=(
# List files, either explicitly
one.php
two.php
foo.php
bar.php
# ... or by using command substitution based on "find":
$( find baseDir name='*.php' )
# ... or "ls":
$( ls $baseDir/*.php )
)
for target in "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; do
sed \
--in-place=.bak \
-e "1s;../../wp-blog-header.php;'&';" \
"$target"
done
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After copying this into a .sh file and running with php files in the same
directory, i get
find: baseDir: No such file or directory
find: name=*.php: No such file or directory
ls: /*.php: No such file or directory
sed: can't read one.php: No such file or directory
sed: can't read two.php: No such file or directory
sed: can't read foo.php: No such file or directory
sed: can't read bar.php: No such file or directory
So it appears none of the "find" functions seem to work. Fine that the first
one, one.php and so does not work as i have 2000+ files and do not want to hard
type the filenames in. But i don't understand why the 2 other "find" functions
don't find the php files?
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