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An answer to the 'cycle-special-files exercise listed here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41522/tips-for-learning-elisp/59589#59589
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posted 15 years ago by bigfaceworm
For a client I needed a bit of code that could split one file (html, editable through wysiwyg editor) to multiple files, since all files would by default become very long. This code splits one file by the <h1> tag. Easy for end-users to set. Use CSS...
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posted 15 years ago by axtg
find . | xargs grep 'string' -sl
The -s is for summary and won't display warning messages such as grep: ./directory-name: Is a directory
The -l is for list, so we get just the filename and not all instances of the match displayed in the results...
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posted 15 years ago by mattkenefick
There is a similar snippet on the site, yet it is listed for Windows Powershell, while the syntax is clearly Batch, and secondly, it is very incomplete and no response is coming from the author, so I'm posting my completer version here.
Beware, th...
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posted 15 years ago by Vordreller
The .jpg extension can be changed to any extension. So if you want to pull out only .txt files, you just need to replace the .jpg with .txt. If you want to list ALL files, just remove the condition.
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posted 15 years ago by fackz
This is a function that selects files from a directory and orders them by the last time they were changed, in ascending or descending order. The snippet also calculates how much time passed since the file’s content was changed.
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posted 15 years ago by fackz
Example code would remove all files/folders recursively starting from the current folder named file_name
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posted 16 years ago by jturmel
Some times you need some specific range of lines from a file and the commands 'head' and 'tail' are not enough for you. This could be a easy solution for this problem.
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posted 16 years ago by Juanje