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From: tester on 20 Jun 2006 15:14 Hi Gurus, I need to have ouput of list of all the directories and sub-dir in a folder with total no. of dirs. find . -type d -exec wc -l ls {} \; Any help is greatly appreciated. Regards
From: Uli Wachowitz on 20 Jun 2006 15:42 On 2006-06-20, tester <bshah(a)citadon.com> wrote: > folder with total no. of dirs. > find . -type d -exec wc -l ls {} \; almost ;-) > find . -type d | wc -l Uli -- Tashi Delek! Wishing you the auspicious blessings of Buddha nature, shining and resplendent, complete fulfillment in the highest happiness!
From: GROG! on 20 Jun 2006 16:26 On 06-20 14:14 CDT, tester wrote: >Hi Gurus, I need to have ouput of list of all the directories and >sub-dir in a folder with total no. of dirs. > >find . -type d -exec wc -l ls {} \; Assuming you need to have a list of all the directories _as well as_ the total, then (all in one line in case this wraps): $ find . -type d | (typeset -i I=0; while read L; do I=$((I+1)); echo $L; done; echo Total $I dirs) This also assumes you're using a modern bourne shell that interprets the addition properly (ksh, bash, etc) -- GROG! \|||/ "My life is a soap opera, but who has the thks -(@ @)- rights?" -- MadameX /--ooO-(_)-Ooo--\ EMAIL: uber [dot] grog [at] gmail [dot] com
From: Stephane CHAZELAS on 20 Jun 2006 16:59 2006-06-20, 12:14(-07), tester: > Hi Gurus, > I need to have ouput of list of all the directories and sub-dir in a > folder with total no. of dirs. > > find . -type d -exec wc -l ls {} \; [...] Assumming file paths don't contain newline characters: find . -depth -type d -print | awk -F/ ' { l = "" for (i = 1; i < NF; i++) { l = l "/" $i n[l]++ } } { print "there are/is " n["/"$0]+0 " dir(s) under " $0 }' -- St?phane
From: puzzlecracker on 20 Jun 2006 18:34
Stephane CHAZELAS wrote: > 2006-06-20, 12:14(-07), tester: > > Hi Gurus, > > I need to have ouput of list of all the directories and sub-dir in a > > folder with total no. of dirs. > > > > find . -type d -exec wc -l ls {} \; > [...] > > Assumming file paths don't contain newline characters: > > find . -depth -type d -print | awk -F/ ' > { > l = "" > for (i = 1; i < NF; i++) { > l = l "/" $i > n[l]++ > } > } > { > print "there are/is " n["/"$0]+0 " dir(s) under " $0 > }' > > > -- > Stéphane Why make things complicated: just use find . -type d | wc -l as suggested above... other posts adds unnecessary complexity.... or am I missing something? |