You don't need the quotes on the -exec (at least I've never used them):
find /path/to/dir/ -name '*.html' \
-exec perl -pi -e 's[/FOO/][/Bar/Foo/Moo]g' {} \;
I'm amazed at the file globbing. Not being a zsh user, this is news to
me. What other little gems does zsh offer?
-David
On Mon, May 12, 2003 at 03:08:15PM -0500, Gerald Skerbitz wrote:
> Isn't the exec argument workable?
> What about
> find /path/to/dir/ -name '*.html' \
> -exec "perl -pi -e 's[/FOO/][/Bar/Foo/Moo]g' \"{}\""\;
>
> Just pondering the uses of xargs .....
>
> Personally, I use zsh which has recursive globbing built in:
> cd /path/to/dir
> perl -pi -e 's%/FOO/%/Bar/Foo/Moo%g' **/*.html
>
>
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