og-shawn-crigger · April 30, 2012 23:36
diff --git a/findandcombine.sh b/findandcombine.sh
 find ./src -name '*.txt' -exec cat '{}' \; > test.txt

 //The above looks through everything in the ./src directory (including all subdirectories) for any files with the .txt //extension. Each file it finds, it adds to test.txt. So at the end of the command's run, all of the text files will be //combined together into text.txt. You can use this strategy to easily combine lots of files into one.
	find ./src -name '*.txt' -exec cat '{}' \; > test.txt

	//The above looks through everything in the ./src directory (including all subdirectories) for any files with the .txt //extension. Each file it finds, it adds to test.txt. So at the end of the command's run, all of the text files will be //combined together into text.txt. You can use this strategy to easily combine lots of files into one.