Are you moving all the files in a folder? Or perhaps those with certain characters in the name?
The shell command mv will move files, so to move all the files, you could do
cd current_dir_path; mv * new_dir_path;
if a subset, say with mv in the name, you could do
cd current_dir; mv *mv* new_dir_path;
or perhaps, for all .jpg
cd current_dir; mv *.jpg new_dir_path; done
If I knew how, it should be quite easy to do the shell command where you drop a list from A/S into the first param in the mv command.
- David
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child. -Lao-tzu, philosopher (6th century BCE)
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