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What is the file with the ~ at the end of the filename for? With default settings rm *.bak will only delete all files ending with.bak in the current directory. Finding files by name is probably the most common use of the find. This is not the same as.swp files which are there while editing. Some of them have extensions, some of them don't. In reply to hannes3's post on january 10, 2010. I want to list all files that start/end/contain a certain letter but the results i found on the internet do not seem to work for. Replied on january 10, 2010. Use [!x]txt to list all files ending in txt but exclude the ones ending in xtxt: Ls./*[!x]txt (you may have to turn off history expansion in your shell if you.

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Files Ending In To also do things in subdirectories you either needed to fiddle with globs,. In reply to hannes3's post on january 10, 2010. This is not the same as.swp files which are there while editing. I have a folder which contains a large number of pictures. Use [!x]txt to list all files ending in txt but exclude the ones ending in xtxt: Replied on january 10, 2010. With default settings rm *.bak will only delete all files ending with.bak in the current directory. Is there any way to select files which end with certain characters in windows? I have a bunch of files in a folder that all end in a different version number, like 1, 2, 3, etc. To also do things in subdirectories you either needed to fiddle with globs,. I want to list all files that start/end/contain a certain letter but the results i found on the internet do not seem to work for. Finding files by name is probably the most common use of the find. What is the file with the ~ at the end of the filename for? Some of them have extensions, some of them don't. Ls./*[!x]txt (you may have to turn off history expansion in your shell if you.