> for (%%a) in (*.*) do some_action_to %a (or something like that)
> How do I do it in tsch?
I don't think I ever saw the answer to this. If you meant tcsh, you
would use the csh style iterative loop construct:
foreach f (*)
do_something_to $f
end
But, in general, programming in csh is considered harmful[1]. Use an sh
derivative (sh, ksh, bash) instead.
I do, however, second the suggestion that you look at ncftp to do this
type of recursive or wildcard based ftping.
1. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/unix-faq/shell/csh-whynot/
-jan-
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