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I need sorted list of files and directories in for-loop, must be files sorted before directories.I need this because im trying to copy and sequentially renaming files recursively and i tried with ls but its not worked recursively
like :

function traverse() {

counter=1



for file in `ls -rX $2`

do

    if [ ! -d "${file}" ]; then

        if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then

            extension="${file##*.}"

            filename="${file%.*}"

            cp "${2}/${file}" "${2}/${4}${counter}.${extension}"

            ((++counter))

        fi

    elif [[ $1 == "-R" ]]; then

        traverse "${1}" "${2}/${file}" "${3}" "${4}"

    fi

done

}

bash shell-script

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  Sorted by what? Just file/directory separation?
  
  – Michael Homer
  47 mins ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

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0

I need sorted list of files and directories in for-loop, must be files sorted before directories.I need this because im trying to copy and sequentially renaming files recursively and i tried with ls but its not worked recursively
like :

function traverse() {

counter=1



for file in `ls -rX $2`

do

    if [ ! -d "${file}" ]; then

        if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then

            extension="${file##*.}"

            filename="${file%.*}"

            cp "${2}/${file}" "${2}/${4}${counter}.${extension}"

            ((++counter))

        fi

    elif [[ $1 == "-R" ]]; then

        traverse "${1}" "${2}/${file}" "${3}" "${4}"

    fi

done

}

bash shell-script

share|improve this question

asked 59 mins ago

zblashzblash

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zblash is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Sorted by what? Just file/directory separation?
  
  – Michael Homer
  47 mins ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I need sorted list of files and directories in for-loop, must be files sorted before directories.I need this because im trying to copy and sequentially renaming files recursively and i tried with ls but its not worked recursively
like :

function traverse() {

counter=1



for file in `ls -rX $2`

do

    if [ ! -d "${file}" ]; then

        if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then

            extension="${file##*.}"

            filename="${file%.*}"

            cp "${2}/${file}" "${2}/${4}${counter}.${extension}"

            ((++counter))

        fi

    elif [[ $1 == "-R" ]]; then

        traverse "${1}" "${2}/${file}" "${3}" "${4}"

    fi

done

}

bash shell-script

share|improve this question

asked 59 mins ago

zblashzblash

1

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function traverse() {

counter=1



for file in `ls -rX $2`

do

    if [ ! -d "${file}" ]; then

        if [[ $file == $3 ]]; then

            extension="${file##*.}"

            filename="${file%.*}"

            cp "${2}/${file}" "${2}/${4}${counter}.${extension}"

            ((++counter))

        fi

    elif [[ $1 == "-R" ]]; then

        traverse "${1}" "${2}/${file}" "${3}" "${4}"

    fi

done

}

share|improve this question

asked 59 mins ago

zblashzblash

1

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asked 59 mins ago

zblashzblash

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asked 59 mins ago

zblashzblash

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asked 59 mins ago

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