Answer by Kevin for Is there a way to set symbolic links to only executable...
If you use zsh (and I recommend trying it for magic like this), you can simply use a glob qualifier.ln -s /path/to/foo/*(*) /path/to/bar(*) means just executable files; you can use similar...
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Another possibility:for i in ~/foo/*; do [ -x "$i" ] && ln -s "$i" ~/bar; done-x tests if the file exists and is executable. See man test for more information.If you want to create working...
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You can use find to list executable files:find /foo -type f -executable You can then use the -exec option to create the link. -exec command ; Execute command; true if 0 status is returned. All...
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I have a directory with code files and executable files and I want to know how to create a symbolic link only to executable files in that directory?I know that path-of-directory/* selects all files...
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