I am searching for away to execute the current command for each res开发者_运维问答ult of the file globbingwithout building a for loop. I saw this somewhere but can\'t remember where exactly.
files = Dir[File.join(path, \'**\', \'*.jpg\')].each do |s| puts s end I have a bunch of subfolders within a directory and this snippet seems to go into some of the subdirectories, but skips most o
Is there an easy way to get a list of filenames that matach a filename pattern including references to parent directory? What I want is for \"..\\ThirdParty\\dlls\\*.dll\" to return a collection like
I\'d like to select only files that starts with a number or a letter: $files = glob($xsl_dir_path . \"/[^a-zA-Z0-9]*.xsl\");
currently my os.w开发者_Go百科alk code list\'s all the files in all directories under the specified directory.
I have a project built with CMake that needs to copy some resources to the destination folder. Currently I use this code:
Is there a way of handling invers bash v4 shell expansion, ie. treat all files NOT like a wildcard? I need to rm all files that are not of the format \'Folder-???\' in this case and was wondering if t
Without hitting the filesystem, is it possible to see whether the glob \"foo*\" would match \"food\" in Ruby?
I want to get a list of all the files whose name looks like : $res_dir/$line/$fub_name*.istf meaning: in directory $dir in sub directory $line a file that starts with $name and ends with .istf.
I have to write a shell program in c that doesn\'t use the system() function. One of the features is that we have to be able to use wild cards. I can\'t seem to find a good example of how to use glob
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