#!/bin/bash
if test $# -eq 0 ; then
echo usage: "${0##/*} [Dir name]"
exit
fi
echo 'Search in directory $* for the flienames with length > 30'
for arg in $* ; do
if test -e $arg ; then
maxLen=30 # <= !
files=$(ls -lR $arg | grep '[^d]' | awk '{print $9}') # <=
for file in $files ; do
newLen=${#file}
#newLen=`expr length $file`
#echo "Length of the $file : $newLen"
if [ $newLen -ge $maxLen ] ; then
#maxLen=$newLen
fileName=$file
#echo $fileName
rootdir=$arg
echo `find $rootdir -name $fileName`
echo $dir
fi
done
else
echo Cannot find $arg
fi
done
#End
can anyone modify my code to make it recursive search of subdiretories, currently this code only can search of particular directory.
#!/bin/bash
if test $# -eq 0 ; then
echo usage: "${0##/*} [Dir name]"
exit
fi
for arg in $* ; do
if test -e $arg ; then
maxLen=0 # <= !
files=$(ls $arg) # <=
for file in $files ; do
newLen=${#file}
if [ $newLen -gt $maxLen ] ; then
maxLen=$newLen
fileName=$file
fi
done
echo "[ Direcroty ] : $arg"
echo "[ File name ] : $fileName"
echo "[ Max length ] : $maxLen"
else
echo Cannot find $arg
fi
done
#End
botherguy
Unsolved 
