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bash script which looks simple
Name: yacob Date: March 20, 2008 at 09:20:02 Pacific OS: linux CPU/Ram: 2GB Product: linux
Comment:
I have a script as below which works out all the file in one directory with an extension of *.grb. It goes all those file and all sort of work is done in between, calling fortran code and a mix of call to GMT commands. Now I want to go to different subdirectories and do the same.
#!/bin/sh for i in *.grb ; do
# in between all sorts of command has been made here, not shown.
done
I want the above script to go through a subdirectories and looking files which ends *.grd. How can I do this ?
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