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# Subversion has really big ".svn" subdirs. This has much better performance |
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# than the "find ... ! -path '*/.svn*' ! -path '*/CVS*' ..." used earlier |
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# in various places. |
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# in various places. Never use this with -depth! Instead pipe the output thru |
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# "tac" or "sort -r". |
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tmp1=`mktemp` tmp2=`mktemp` |
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while [ "$#" -gt 0 ] |
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do |
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[ -z "${1##[-(\!]*}" ] && break |
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echo $1 >> $tmp1 |
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shift |
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done |
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while ! cmp -s $tmp1 $tmp2 |
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do |
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cat $tmp1 > $tmp2 |
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find $( cat $tmp2 ) -maxdepth 1 -type d \ |
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! -name 'CVS' ! -name '.svn' | sort -u > $tmp1 |
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done |
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find $( cat $tmp2 ) -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 \ |
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! -name 'CVS' ! -name '.svn' "$@" |
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rm -f $tmp1 $tmp2 |
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dirs=""; while [ -n "${1##[-\(]*}" ]; do dirs="$dirs $1"; shift; done |
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if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then set -- -print; fi; |
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action=") -print"; if [ "${*#-print}" != "$*" ]; then action=""; fi |
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find $dirs '(' -path '*/.svn' -o -path '*/CVS' ')' -prune -o ${action:+\(} "$@" $action |
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Clifford Wolf
21 years ago