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# Sender/Author/Poster: tshiono@cv.sony.co.jp (Toru SHIONO)
# Subject: Re: Tree traversal - call for algorithms
# Archived: Apr 29 02:16 1994
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# or do something you want to

# In article <3838@symbas.UUCP> hans@symbas.lind.no writes:
# : I have a 3 level directory tree with an arbitrary number of files
# : in each leaf directory.
# : My task is to traverse the tree and examine each file.
# : Any suggestions out there ??
# There is a good example named `dodir' in the Camel, page 56.
# Or here is a small script which might be easy to start with:
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# Subject: findcp: wrapper for find to cp to host:destination
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# Sender/Author/Poster: Tom Christiansen 
# Subject: Re: Finding files in search-paths -- how??
# Archived: Jul 29 1993
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# :I think this should be a simple thing to do, but no one around here seems
# :to know!  So, how would I search for files in my search-path (without
# :actually going into each path maunally, etc...)?  Is there a command for
# :this or would I have to use find?   As far as I have been able to tell, the
# :search-path only gets searched when trying to execute a file...  
# :Thanks in advance!
# Here's the "wh" command I use:
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