Here are some interesting alias’s that you may want to add to your
bashrc file or where-ever else you add your aliase’s. Very useful if you
use find commonly.
There are four aliases defined here and have a comment explaining what
it does. but these are so simple and useful that you probably dont even
need the comments.
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# ff: to find a file under the current directory
ff () { find . -name "$@" ; }
# ffs: to find a file whose name starts with a given string
ffs () { find . -name "$@"'*' ; }
# ffe: to find a file whose name ends with a given string
ffe () { find . -name '*'"$@" ; }
# very very useful function: for finding files with ignore case, just type "f <part of filename>"
# This in combination with alias for 'g' is deadly.
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f () { find . -iname '*'"$@"'*' ; }
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Hope this is useful for you.