In my particular case one given directory is a buch of raw YUV files.. that's
it ... so cat works Ok and -name \* as well ... not the "sorting"
But I have it now
Thanks a lot.
E
> find cannot be relied upon to return files in alphabetical order, even if
> it does do so in most cases.
>
> Mark
>
E.Chalaron wrote:
Or perhaps not? The thing you most likely are experiencing is that find
list all matches i filesystem order, which may or may not be what you want.
You may be better off with find . -name \*|sort, or, if you don't need the
recursion, simply ls *.
The recursion wont work, as fi
> Or perhaps not? The thing you most likely are experiencing is that find
> list all matches i filesystem order, which may or may not be what you want.
> You may be better off with find . -name \*|sort, or, if you don't need the
> recursion, simply ls *.
So between SUSE to Mandrake "find" does not
