# Loop through each file in the directory and rename with prefix for file in "$directory"/*; do # Get the current file name current_name=$(basename "$file") # Get the file extension extension="${current_name##*.}" # Generate the new file name new_name="${prefix}-$(printf "%0...
function myDir($dir = __file__) { // 定于需要列出的目录地址 //$dir = dirname(_...
/bin/bash# Store the script directory in a variablescript_dir=$(dirname$0)echo"The script is located in:$script_dir"# Output:# The script is located in: /path/to/your/script Bash Copy In this example, we’re storing the directory of the script in thescript_dirvariable and then printin...
...具体代码示例如下: import java.io.File; public class DeleteDirectory { /** * 删除空目录 * @param dir 将要删除的目录路径 */...directory: ” + dir); } else { System.out.println(“Failed to delete empty directory: ” + dir); } } /** * 递归删除目录下的所有文件及子目录下所有...
In Bash, the realpath is used to get the absolute path of the script or a directory. Now, what is the absolute path? There are two types of paths:Absolute Path: It retrieves the script’s full path starting from the file system’s root. For example: If our current script is Bash...
This script first uses the ls -l command to list the files in the directory, including their permissions and the process ID of the file owner. It then prompts the user to answer "how many files are here?" and uses the ls -l * | wc -l command to count the number of files, includ...
delete_duplicate_files.sh - deletes duplicate files with (N) suffixes, commonly caused by web browser downloads, in the given or current directory. Checks they're exact duplicates of a matching basename file without the (N) suffix with the exact same checksum for safety. Prompts to delete ...
The present working directory is /tmp The dirname command is the most basic, simply parsing the path up to the filename off of the $0 (script name) variable: dirname "$0" But, asmatt bpointed out, the path returned is different depending on how the script is called. pwd doesn't do ...
(as an example).# 2) To invoke this shell script and redirect standard# output and standard error to a file (such as# test-bucket-1.out) do the following (the -s flag# is "silent mode" to avoid prompts to the user):## ./test-bucket-1 -s 2>&1 | tee test-bucket-1.out##...
$ bash script.sh hello test 1337 Argument 1 - hello; argument 1 - test; argument 1 - 1337. The null argument is always the name of the script file:echo "You have run the file $0"$ bash script.sh You have run the file script.sh ...