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Subject: Re: list but not dirs?
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On Tue, 27 Jan 2015 11:56:13 +0000, Chris Davies wrote:

> Unknown <dog@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I want to see all *.pdf [or any *] in all of my 30 workSpace, with each
>> having average 3 eTerminals open.
> 
>> #!/bin/bash
>> echo "List File:Arg1 inAll active Dirs:per:lsof"
> 
> Your code appears to try to list all files matching a specified suffix
> in the current directory of each process you have running. Is that what
> you want?
> 
> #!/bin/bash
> #
> SUFFIX="$1"
> echo "Listing files of type $SUFFIX in all active directories"
> 
> for DIR in $( lsof -u "$USER" | awk '$4=="cwd" && $5=="DIR" {print $9}'
> | sort -u ) do
>     echo "In directory: $DIR"
>     for FILE in "$DIR"/*."$SUFFIX"
>     do
> 	test -f "$FILE" && echo "  $FILE"
>     done
>     echo
> done
> exit 0
> 
> Chris

!! Fantastic !!
Imagine how this helps you find recently accessed files in your 99
open eterminals.

I've patched it to be more general purpose:....
  for FILE in "$DIR"/*"$PartFlID"*

Thanks a lot.

The next big problem is to associate WorkSpaceNumber with pid/eTerminal.
Old-kde3 showed each-pid grouped to its WS, via `pstree -p`
Since then, `pstree -p` shows all pid, as descendents of ONE <startx>,
with blackbox, my prefered  windowManager.