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Here is the output of my normal ls command: f1 f10 f11 f12 f13 f14 f15 f16 f17 f18 f19 f2 f20 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 f8 f9 So I have 20 files. I need them displayed as : f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 ...
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i have a bunch of files from log1 to log164, how can i create a file like below ordering... please help me... log1.gz log10.gz log100.gz log101.gz log102.gz log103.gz log104.gz log105.gz log106.gz ......
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I have question about sorting files,and my question is different from other questions about sorting I have a folder including hundereds of files looks like this anacovaux_1052_summary_betai.out ...
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Possible Duplicate: List files sorted numerically How can I sort this according to the number of last field? I tried with sort -t ' ' -k9,10n: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 440 May 14 08:52 test....
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[xxx]$ mkdir dir{1..10} [xxx]$ ls dir1 dir10 dir2 dir3 dir4 dir5 dir6 dir7 dir8 dir9 When I make 10 directories like this, why does dir10 appear right after dir1? Shouldn't it be the last ...
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I have this list of pdf files in a directory: c0.pdf c12.pdf c15.pdf c18.pdf c20.pdf c4.pdf c7.pdf c10.pdf c13.pdf c16.pdf c19.pdf c2.pdf c5.pdf c8.pdf c11.pdf c14.pdf c17.pdf c1.pdf ...
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Here's a subset of the file names in my file: profile_10_1_1 profile_10_1_2 profile_1_1_1 I'm trying to sort them numerically in ascending order, that is starting from 1 onwards. I used the following ...
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How can I fix problems with Filename order? For example, ls yields files as follows: basename1 basename11 basename12 basename13 [omitted] basename2 basename20 basename21 .... basename3 PROBLEM 11-...
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I have a file with 20000 lines and I want to split it into smaller files with a numeric suffix, each with 2 lines. So, very simply I am using split -l 2 -d my_file my_file_new The output files with ...
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I want to join some png files into a pdf. The command convert *png out.pdf works, but gets the ordering wrong. It turns out that ls -v *png gives the ordering that I want, therefore I want to pass ...
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I am trying to remove files within a bash script. I can list the latest file with: ls | grep core | tail -n 1 and rename it like keep-core-2994-xyz.bin, then remove the rest with: rm -f core-* and ...
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I have a collection of pdfs in a folder. If I do a simple ls it returns this: 'The Amazing Spider Man 2018 - Ch Issue - 10.pdf' 'The Amazing Spider Man 2018 - Ch Issue - 32.pdf' 'The ...
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In Ubuntu I can do a recursive search with a natural sort quite easily. A simple ls -1Rv will list file names only in a natural sort with all sub directories. An example output would be: .: test4 tmp2 ...
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