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/filefind/bash/filefind.bash
1,7 → 1,19
#!/usr/bin/env bash
# progname : filefind.bash
# purpose : display a directory tree
# similar to find
# =============================================================================
# Create
# name : Andre Rikkert de Koe date: apr 2011
# descr : filefind
# This is a demo of programming in the bash language.
# Its part of a project to implement a program to create a directory
# tree similar to the output of the Unix find program.
# EUID : Any user who has read access to all the files being searched for.
# run : interactive
#
# Changes
# name : date:
# descr : short description
#
# =============================================================================
# =============================================================================
# Functions

/filefind/bash/Makefile
1,5 → 1,5
DIR = /home/arikkert
DIR = /var/tmp
SRC = filefind.bash
test: $(SRC)