How to track the filenames that are moving to another location ??

[VoltarGomes]

Hello,

A directory contains 100 files and a folder with 10 files. For some task, i have to move all 10 files to sit along with 100 files, by using command as:

mv ./directory/folder/*.v ./directory.

After perfoming my task on all these 110 files. i want to move processed 10 files (that i bought) to their original location without mentioning filenames explicitly.

how can i do this ? I think i have to track those file names initially and use that info back again afterwards. but help me with some syntax.

 

[BradtheRad]

Can you create an alias of files or folders? Macintosh lets you do this easily. In Windows you create a shortcut. Linux has its own syntax of course.

Later you just delete the alias without losing the original.

 

[dick_freebird]

You could make a 'foreach fname(*)' loop in which
any sort of shell-script logic could be applied to
pick files, and you could emit those selected
files' names to a log file and then move them.

foreach() is a lot more flexible & powerful than
simple wildcarding of a single shell command.

 

[VoltarGomes]

Hello,

A directory contains 100 files and a folder with 10 files. For some task, i have to move all 10 files to sit along with 100 files, by using command as:

mv ./directory/folder/*.v ./directory.

After perfoming my task on all these 110 files. i want to move processed 10 files (that i bought) to their original location without mentioning filenames explicitly. omegle xender

how can i do this ? I think i have to track those file names initially and use that info back again afterwards. but help me with some syntax.

thank you my issue has been solved