[KLUG Members] Command line operators

[Bryan J. Smith]

On Wed, 2002-01-16 at 13:32, Ian wrote:
> I specifically need (at this moment) the 'and' operator as in: 'find -name
> A* -and- B*'

find . | grep name1 |grep name2

> But in any case i think it would be wise to learn some command line
> scripting.

The "[" operator in Bash is actually a function/program call.  You use
"-o" for "OR" and "-a" for "AND" to put compound comparisons together.

-- Bryan

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