Seders\’s grab bag – Tutorials

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<span style="font-size: large;">Sed Tutorials

If you have written anything about sed – whether an introduction, how sed got you out of a real-life situation, or perhaps an advanced technique you&#8217;ve discovered – you may like have your work published here. <a href="mailto:bonzini@gnu.org">Your contribution will be very welcome.

Script to generate a html file with link to all files in directory

ls -1 |awk -F&#8221;.&#8221; '{print  &#8221;

&#8221;,$2,&#8221;.&#8221;,$3,&#8221;

And if you want to do it recursively

ls -1R |awk -F&#8221;.&#8221; '{print  &#8221;

&#8221;,$2,&#8221;.&#8221;,$3,&#8221;