Revisions to Using 'TREE' for sub-subdirectories

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edited Feb 28, 2023 at 22:11

In zsh:

for d (parent-dir/*/*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > output-dir/$d:t.txt

In zsh:

for d (parent-dir/*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > output-dir/$d:t.txt

In zsh:

for d (parent-dir/*/*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > output-dir/$d:t.txt

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edited Feb 28, 2023 at 17:51

In zsh:

cd parent-dir
for d (parent-dir/*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > output-dir/$d:t.txt

In zsh:

cd parent-dir
for d (*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > $d.txt

In zsh:

for d (parent-dir/*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > output-dir/$d:t.txt

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answered Feb 28, 2023 at 17:15

In zsh:

cd parent-dir
for d (*(N/)) (cd -- $d && tree) > $d.txt

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