Bob McGowan a écrit :
for a in `ls`; do DIR=`echo $a | cut -d_ -f2`; echo mkdir -p $DIR
/$a; echo rmdir $DIR/$a; echo mv $a $DIR/$a; done
...
Why do this with a `ls` when a simple * will work?
for a in *; do ...
Hum... Because ! ;-)
In fact, first, I used to do this, because I seldomly use all files in a
single directory, but often a pattern in a whole tree with find, second
because there was a "ls" in the original problem and third because I did
not optimize the command ;-)
I'm sure it is possible to replace the "mkdir -p xxx; rmdir xxx" with
something better. For exemple in the problem, it was not needed, a
simple "mkdir" would do the job.
Fanfan
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