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I'm piping from other programs to fd, I'm unsure if fd can read the input; e.g.
fzf --multi --sync < file.txt | xargs -d '\n' fd --extension ogg --absolute-path -
fzf --multi allows interactively selecting several lines (i.e. paths) from file.txt. fd just searches the home directory.
fzf --multi
file.txt
What version of fd are you using? fd 8.7.0
fd
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For that use case what is the advantage of fd over grep or rg?
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@tmccombs In the example I'm redirecting > to a playlist (.m3u, .m3u8) file with absolute paths.
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I've added the --absolute-path flag to the first post.
--absolute-path
fzf --multi --sync < file.txt | xargs -d '\n' realpath | grep '\.ogg$'
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I'm piping from other programs to fd, I'm unsure if fd can read the input; e.g.
fzf --multi
allows interactively selecting several lines (i.e. paths) fromfile.txt
. fd just searches the home directory.What version of
fd
are you using?fd 8.7.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: