is this correct?
find . -name '*.mike' |fixup.pl
where fixup.pl takes one argument at a time, a file name.
I have a script that takes files and converts some of the text to something else. But I want to do, instead of inputting each argument manually, is to have unix do it for me. I can find the files but how to I get them to be the argument in the script, thus running the script?
The file is at the same level in the same directory as the fixup.pl script. What am I doing wrong...new to unix as you can tell.
Mike
find . -name '*.mike' |fixup.pl
where fixup.pl takes one argument at a time, a file name.
I have a script that takes files and converts some of the text to something else. But I want to do, instead of inputting each argument manually, is to have unix do it for me. I can find the files but how to I get them to be the argument in the script, thus running the script?
The file is at the same level in the same directory as the fixup.pl script. What am I doing wrong...new to unix as you can tell.
Mike