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... as to not let filename globbing take effect (there's still the issue with files named "-n" etc.)

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edited May 29, 2018 at 10:20

Use basename to strip the leading path off of the files:

for file in sample/*; do
    echo $"$(basename "$file")"
done

Though why not:

( cd sample; ls )

Use basename to strip the leading path off of the files:

for file in sample/*; do
    echo $(basename "$file")
done

Though why not:

( cd sample; ls )

Use basename to strip the leading path off of the files:

for file in sample/*; do
    echo "$(basename "$file")"
done

Though why not:

( cd sample; ls )

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answered Apr 6, 2017 at 15:25

Use basename to strip the leading path off of the files:

for file in sample/*; do
    echo $(basename "$file")
done

Though why not:

( cd sample; ls )