Hi again People!
This time, it's another basic question I'm afraid....
I've had a crack at it but I feel I'm in the wrong territory trying to use
'for'...:)
I'm trying to basically run a command on every file in the current directory.
Some pseudocode...
----
for everyfileincurrentdir
do
convertfile (filename)
done
----
I just want to run the command once on/for every file in the
directory....As I said, the 'for' - type loop is starting to look like the
wrong place to be.
Sorry about the basic question again, I'm getting there! :)
Cheers,
Lloyd. :-)
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