Parameter Stuff.....
This is a discussion about Parameter Stuff..... in the Customization Tweaking category; I need command line that will show all of my. class files in seperate sub dirs. IE: dir /s *. class Basiclly, this is what i need, but I need to pass them as a parameter to zip. In unix I would do something like: find -type f -name *.
I need command line that will show all of my .class files in seperate sub dirs.
IE:
dir /s *.class
Basiclly, this is what i need, but I need to pass them as a parameter to zip.
In unix I would do something like:
find -type f -name "*.class" | xargs zip blah.zip
But I don't know how to do that in windows 2000.
IE:
dir /s *.class
Basiclly, this is what i need, but I need to pass them as a parameter to zip.
In unix I would do something like:
find -type f -name "*.class" | xargs zip blah.zip
But I don't know how to do that in windows 2000.
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You might be able to do this in two lines:
1. Pipe the output of dir into a file (use the /b switch to get just the filenames - it also lists the full path as well)
2. Pipe this file into zip
i.e.
dir /b/s *.class > file
zip < file
Just a thought...
AndyF
1. Pipe the output of dir into a file (use the /b switch to get just the filenames - it also lists the full path as well)
2. Pipe this file into zip
i.e.
dir /b/s *.class > file
zip < file
Just a thought...
AndyF
Or instead of a file you can define the files as public global value and write another function to dump them in to zip. Although I do not know which zip you are using and you actually might have to modify it as well in order to read values from memory.
All above applies if you are in to programming obviously. Which I presume you are since you do know some Unix )
All above applies if you are in to programming obviously. Which I presume you are since you do know some Unix )
