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I needCould you please give me an example of using the treetree command to ignore directories (say bin and unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp and .h) providing full pathnames of only the resultant files treed?filter out result as follows:

  • to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest)
  • only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp, .h)
  • providing full path-names of only the resultant files matching the criteria.

I need an example of using the tree command to ignore directories (say bin and unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp and .h) providing full pathnames of only the resultant files treed?

Could you please give me an example of using the tree command to filter out result as follows:

  • to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest)
  • only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp, .h)
  • providing full path-names of only the resultant files matching the criteria.
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Could you please give meI need an example of using the treetree command to ignore directories (say bin, unitTestbin and unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp.cpp, .c.c, .hpp,.hpp and .h.h) and providing full pathnames of onyonly the resultant files treed?

Could you please give me an example of using the tree command to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp, .h) and providing full pathnames of ony the resultant files treed?

I need an example of using the tree command to ignore directories (say bin and unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp and .h) providing full pathnames of only the resultant files treed?

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Could you please give me an example of using the tree command to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp, .h) ? I also would be good if I hadand providing full pathnames of ony the complete director path listing for teh resultant files. treed?

Could you please give me an example of using the tree command to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp, .h) ? I also would be good if I had the complete director path listing for teh resultant files.

Could you please give me an example of using the tree command to ignore directories (say bin, unitTest) and only listing certain files having extensions (say .cpp, .c, .hpp, .h) and providing full pathnames of ony the resultant files treed?

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