请教下 find 带空格，输出带颜色的细节

qimuzhi

我想用find 找文件，然后输出时让我所输入的字串带颜色

注意 "\(DD\)\ .xls" 点的前面有个空格
$ ls
票(DD) .xls

1.是可以找到的，但是没有颜色
f 是一个shell 内容是sudo find -iname "*${1}*"
$ f "\(DD\)\ .xls"
./票(DD) .xls

2.这个是找不到的
f 是一个shell 内容是sudo find -iname "*${1}*" | grep -i "${1}" --color=auto
$ f "\(DD\)\ .xls"

我想用find 输出带颜色，还有什么好办法吗？

jason680

回复 1# qimuzhi

$ ls
票(DD) .xls

which one do you like?

1. grep
$ ls | grep .
票(DD) .xls

2. xargs and echo with ANSI color
$ ls | xargs -i echo -e "\e[31m{}\e[0m"
票(DD) .xls

3. xargs and echo with ANSI color
$ ls | xargs -i echo -e "\e[41m{}\e[0m"
票(DD) .xls

$ find . | xargs -i echo -e "\e[41m{}\e[0m"
.
./票(DD) .xls


   

Looiml

回复 1# qimuzhi

我这里可以啊
   

qimuzhi

回复 2# jason680

Thanks for your reply！

I want to use ''find '' command to search file .
And it shows to me what I have inputted with color.

The search result shows like this:
./票(DD) .xls

qimuzhi

回复 3# Looiml

你搜索的文件，没有空格和特殊符号。我们的文件名字有时候，会参杂着很奇特的东西。

   

jason680

回复 4# qimuzhi

$ ./f '(DD) .xls'
./票(DD) .xls

$ cat f
do find -iname "*${1}*" | grep -iP "\Q${1}\E" --color=auto

   

qimuzhi

回复 6# jason680

Thanks for your help !!!

I want to learn this knowledge.
How can I get the document of ""\Q${1}\E"".
What does the \Q mean?
What does the \E mean?

Thanks a lot.




   

qimuzhi

回复 7# qimuzhi

Thanks

I have found it about "\Q \E"

AFS:
\Q is the string interpolation alias for quotemeta.  It escapes all non-word characters after it in an double quoted string AFTER the interpolation step.  Therefore ensuring that the value of $line is treated as a literal string.

\E indicates that \Q should stop.  Technically it's not needed in your regex since it's at the end anyway.  But for consistency I always include it, since it's a way of explicitly documenting that you truly mean to escape just the value of $line.

You can read more about interpolation of double quoted strings here:
perldoc perlop - Quote and Quote-like Operators
perldoc perlop - Gory details of parsing quoted constructs.
”www。tek-tips。com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1426346“

qimuzhi

回复 6# jason680


Thanks

I have found it about "\Q \E"

AFS:
\Q is the string interpolation alias for quotemeta.  It escapes all non-word characters after it in an double quoted string AFTER the interpolation step.  Therefore ensuring that the value of $line is treated as a literal string.

\E indicates that \Q should stop.  Technically it's not needed in your regex since it's at the end anyway.  But for consistency I always include it, since it's a way of explicitly documenting that you truly mean to escape just the value of $line.

You can read more about interpolation of double quoted strings here:
perldoc perlop - Quote and Quote-like Operators
perldoc perlop - Gory details of parsing quoted constructs.
”www。tek-tips。com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1426346“