Find command - file path with white space

Question

I'm trying to use a script that will run through a bunch of different folders and find Indesign files with "16x9" in the file name, and then loop them through a small AppleScript portion of code. I'm running into the problem where the result I receive is:

The file /Users/admin/Documents/00_Primary/Cordish/Cordish does not exist.

What I'm assuming is happening is that it's not accounting for the white space in the full file path. The full file path is this:

/Users/admin/Documents/00_Primary/Cordish/Cordish Horizontal/CordishAtlanta_Horizontal-16x9.indd

Here's what I have so far:

#!/bin/bash

FILES=find /Users/admin/Documents/00_Primary -name "*16x9.indd" -print0
for f in `$FILES`; do

    open -a "Adobe InDesign CC 2018" "$f"
    osascript <<'EOF'
tell application "System Events" to tell process "Adobe InDesign CC 2018"
    set frontmost to true
    delay 5
    tell application "System Events"
        key code 15 using {option down}
        delay 2
        key code 15 using {control down}
        delay 2
        key code 48
        delay .3
        key code 125
        delay .3
        key code 48
        delay .3
        key code 25
        delay .3
        key code 36
        delay 1
        key code 36
        delay .3
        key code 1 using {command down}
        key code 2
        delay .5
        key code 36
        delay 1
        key code 13 using {command down}
    end tell
end tell

EOF


done

Answer 1

What you need :

put the file processing in a script.sh, then :

find /Users/admin/Documents/00_Primary -name "*16x9.indd" -exec ./script.sh {} \;