On Jul 25, 2007, at 3:00 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 25. Jul 2007, at 19:10, Gerd Knops wrote:
BTW find should ignore all files with the pattern ._*.h as well
as any _darcs directory. This worked for me:
find "$TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY" -type d \( -name _darcs \) -prune '!'
-prune -o -name '*.h' '!' -name '._*'
That extra "'!' -prune" is to make the expression false, otherwise
the _darcs directory name is printed. Oddly enough it is not
required when I try find through the command line, but if I run it
fo example using the 'Filter through command' textmate function,
it is needed.
If you do not place an explicit -print in the expression, you may
get the true branches printed.
Here’s my take:
find -E "$TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY" -regex '.*/(_darcs|CVS|\..*)' -
prune -or -name '*.h' -print
Ahh, learn something new every day, thanks! The above does not ignore
those pesky ._*.h files though (resource-fork on NFS file systems),
this would:
find -E "$TM_PROJECT_DIRECTORY" -regex '.*/(_darcs|CVS|\..*)' -prune
-or -name '*.h' \! -name '._*' -print
Gerd
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