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How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet

Doingwhich gives me

04 /home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png$

But doing find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" gives

/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-05.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-06.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-07.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-08.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-09.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-10.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-11.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-12.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-13.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-1.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-2.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-3.png

How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet

Doing find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" gives

/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-05.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-06.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-07.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-08.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-09.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-10.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-11.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-12.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-13.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-1.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-2.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-3.png

How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet

which gives me

04 /home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png$

But doing find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" gives

/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-05.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-06.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-07.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-08.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-09.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-10.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-11.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-12.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-13.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-1.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-2.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-3.png
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How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet

Doing find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" gives

/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-05.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-06.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-07.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-08.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-09.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-10.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-11.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-12.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-13.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-1.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-2.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-3.png

How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet

How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet

Doing find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" gives

/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-04.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-05.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-06.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-07.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-08.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-09.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-10.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-11.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-12.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-13.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-1.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-2.png
/home/flora/edvart/docs/schimmel-3.png
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awk with null record separator printing just one file

How does the following code print just a single file?

find "$fdir" -type f -name "${fnam}-*.png" -print0 | awk -v RS='\0' -F'[-.]' '{print $(NF-1), $0}' | cat -vet