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Re: A new utility: trv


From: Giuliano Colla
Subject: Re: A new utility: trv
Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2005 11:54:50 +0100
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Alfred M. Szmidt ha scritto:

Why the this long rant?

I'm sorry if I was too long. I was just trying to clarify the issue by my point of view.
I'll be concise.
1) I was trying to stress that for user convenience you may find an existing feature implemented in a more concise way. 2) I was trying to stress that in any case we were discussing about a minor issue.
3) Your opinion that trv is unnecessary is as respectable as anybody else's
4) My opinion that it is convenient comes from my esperience which can be different from yours, or just from my personal tastes which can be different from yours. 5) Your implementation gave me the opportunity to test again the "find ." construct which I was avoiding because of some problems I had in the past, and to discover that in my current installation it works fine. Therefore I thank you for that. 6) No offense meant and no offense taken. Just a different point of view on a minor issue.

[...]

  p.s. The versions of find I have around on RHEL (findutils 4.1.7)
  doesn't support the -execdir action. When did it pop up?

It is a BSD thing; would be nice to see in GNU find.  Would you like
to work on that? I'm quite sure Paul Eggert (I think he is the
maintainer of GNU findutils) would be happy to accept such a feature.

7) I'd be glad to work on -execdir, but all the time I can spare from my work is devoted to another open source project, in the field of hard real time for Linux, where I have more experience and skills.

Cheers, and happy hacking to you too!

Giuliano

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