Revisions to Shell Script: Use "find" to execute shell a command that contains "filename"(without extension) returned from "find"

formating

edited Jun 9, 2015 at 2:12

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py: #!/bin/sh f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

#!/bin/sh f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py: #!/bin/sh f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py:

#!/bin/sh f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

trying to improve the formatting

edited Jun 9, 2015 at 0:10

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py:

` #!/bin/sh

f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

`#!/bin/sh f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py:

` #!/bin/sh

f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

`

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py: #!/bin/sh f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

answered Jun 7, 2015 at 22:07

find "/path/to/directory-A/" -name "*.f90" -exec /path/to/callf2py {} \;

callf2py:

` #!/bin/sh

f=$(basename $1) f2py -h $f.pyf -m $f.f90

`

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