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bug#4403: 23.1; find-dired: use "find -exec ls -ld {} +" or "find -ls" w
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trentbuck |
Subject: |
bug#4403: 23.1; find-dired: use "find -exec ls -ld {} +" or "find -ls" where available |
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Fri, 11 Sep 2009 02:09:45 -0700 (PDT) |
Recent versions of GNU find support the expressions
find <query> -exec ls -ld {} +
and
find <query> -ls
I believe these are also part of recent versions of the POSIX spec.
It would be great if M-x find dired RET automatically used these forms
instead of the less efficient
find <query> -exec ls -ld {} \;
that it currently uses. It would also mean that the output would line
up better, since
ls foo bar baz
will try to align the three lines, whereas
ls foo ; ls bar ; ls baz
won't.
- bug#4403: 23.1; find-dired: use "find -exec ls -ld {} +" or "find -ls" where available,
trentbuck <=