If you have a text file with a number of line-seperated filenames, you can do the following to manipulate them:
cat thefile.txt | while read line; do ls "$line"; done
That example will simply run ls on each filename in the text file.
If you have a text file with a number of line-seperated filenames, you can do the following to manipulate them:
cat thefile.txt | while read line; do ls "$line"; done
That example will simply run ls on each filename in the text file.
Last modified: 10/06/2008 Tags: bash
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