Is there a shortest command for this: sed -i.bak 's/[0-9.]//g' file ;for word in $(<file);do grep -onw "$word" file ;done|awk -F':' '{print $2":"$1}'| sort -u
I want to use find to find files in a set of folders restricted by wildcards, but where there are spaces in the path name.
From the command line, this is easy. The following examples all work.
find te*/my\ files/more -print
find te*/'my files'/more -print
find te*/my' 'files/more -print
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