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sfk filefind [or ff] pattern [pattern2 !pattern3 ...] [opts]
easy file name finder for the current directory tree.
if you remember any words of a filename, or its path,
type "sfk ff " and the words to find matching filenames.
to type even less, try "sfk :" followed by the first word,
without blank: "sfk :word1 word2 ..."
note:
- searches the current directory "." and all subdirectories.
- the full filename paths, including relative filenames,
are compared (not just the relative filenames).
- the patterns are AND combined (not OR as with list),
meaning that ALL given patterns must appear in a path
to have it listed. the pattern sequence is ignored.
- options may appear anywhere.
- exclude patterns starting with ! are also supported.
options
-time list also file times.
-size[=n] show size of files [n characters wide]
-kbytes or -kb lists sizes in kbytes instead of bytes
-mbytes or -gbytes lists sizes in mbytes or gbytes
-kbpure list without "kb" postfix
-arc include .zip .jar .tar etc. archive contents.
chaining support
output chaining is supported.
examples
sfk filefind foo bar !save
lists all files in the current directory tree having both
foo and bar in their path+filename, regardless of sequence.
files having "save" in their path (or name) are excluded.
sfk ff foo*bar thing +fview
similar to the above, lists all files having bar AFTER foo
in their path+filename. thing must also be present.
resulting files are loaded and shown in Depeche View.
sfk :.pdf
list all .pdf files down somewhere in the directory tree.
sfk :debug*.o +del
delete all debug executables in the current directory tree.
see also:
sfk list dirname filenamepattern ...
sfk list dirname +filter -+pattern1 -+pattern2 ...
sfk filefind [or ff] pattern [pattern2
!pattern3 ...] [opts]
easy file name finder for the current
directory tree. if you remember any words
of a filename, or its path, type "sfk ff "
and the words to find matching filenames.
to type even less, try "sfk :" followed by
the first word, without blank: "sfk :word1
word2 ..."
note:
- searches the current directory "." and
all subdirectories.
- the full filename paths, including
relative filenames, are compared (not
just the relative filenames).
- the patterns are AND combined (not OR as
with list), meaning that ALL given
patterns must appear in a path to have it
listed. the pattern sequence is ignored.
- options may appear anywhere.
- exclude patterns starting with ! are also
supported.
options
-time list also file times.
-size[=n] show size of files [n
characters wide]
-kbytes or -kb lists sizes in kbytes
instead of bytes
-mbytes or -gbytes lists sizes in
mbytes or gbytes
-kbpure list without "kb" postfix
-arc include .zip .jar .tar etc.
archive contents.
chaining support
output chaining is supported.
examples
sfk filefind foo bar !save
lists all files in the current
directory tree having both foo and
bar in their path+filename,
regardless of sequence. files having
"save" in their path (or name) are
excluded.
sfk ff foo*bar thing +fview
similar to the above, lists all files
having bar AFTER foo in their
path+filename. thing must also be
present. resulting files are loaded
and shown in Depeche View.
sfk :.pdf
list all .pdf files down somewhere in
the directory tree.
sfk :debug*.o +del
delete all debug executables in the
current directory tree.
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